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50 articles a month AFTER 150 to start with? Idk, if you read it that much then maybe they deserve a little money.
125 is approximately 4 a day, so it's really not that much. I suspect a lot are just opening articles (eg, by accidentally swiping sideways) rather than fully reading them too.
pay them
I'd potentially pay someone who is upfront about it, but the Guardian has always said they won't do that and has introduced this without announcement.
The Guardian says in their notice that access through the web is still free. This is for app access.
You're looking at the announcement. Were you expecting a personalised letter?
This seems to be more of a notice that you've reached the limit than an announcement.