This time it’s over. In an email sent to subscribers this Friday afternoon, the Salto team announced the date the platform will shut down 3 years after its launch. And the curtain will come down in just a few weeks. Million subscribers to this French-speaking service dreamed up by TF1, France Télévisions and M6 will indeed have to say goodbye on Monday, March 27, 2023.
“As of 27.03.2023, the Salto platform will cease its activities. As of this date, you will not be able to log in to your account. Salto will continue to process your personal data until 27.04.2023. The data will be technically deleted. During the said period, Salto will close its activity regarding its regulatory obligations to your personal data. and will continue to operate in order to manage their complaints and requests.said the platform, stressing that only accounting elements will be kept for 10 years.
“Launched on October 20, 2020, Salto is proud to be offering the best of French fiction, finding important daily events and discovering new programs on an easy-to-use, French-influenced platform on a French and popular platform. Made in Europe. For a Made in France streaming platform. We would like to thank all the subscribers who shared their desires and enthusiasm with us.they also said on a page dedicated to this judgment.
official announcement
The decision to end Salto was made official on February 15 by three audiovisual groups. “This decision by the three founding shareholders came after the merger project between TF1 and M6 was abandoned, which would allow the platform to be taken over by the newly created entity.announced the press release, emphasizing that it is no longer possible to continue the adventure”because of the complex and limited management of this alliance and the refusal of most Internet service provider operators to distribute the platform like the Americans”.
While the platform has not received new subscribers for several days, those who continue to use the platform can either unsubscribe now or wait for the closing clap on March 27. They will be “It is reimbursed in proportion to the number of days remaining in the current month..
Clara Kolodny
Source: Programme Television
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