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What? This is reported to be happening on both sticks and tv versions of the rolu app.
It's capitalism... When every CEO, Board Member, and shareholder wants a yacht, it's literally never enough. They even created a term to describe this inevitable deterioration of every company's product: enshittification.
Enshittification was coined for online services, which includes roku, but doesn't apply to all products.
Edit for the contrarians.
Oh course it does, what are you talking about? It applies to any product or service that can have its quality gradually and intentionally reduced in service of having its profit margin increase.
Originally coined it was meant to describe online software that started out useful and frequently free, then run into the ground when it came time to monetize it.
Go fucking read about it.
Just because people atarted using it to mean 'stuff gets shitty' doesn't change the original meaning.