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Netflix could introduce its cheaper plan sooner than expected, but it's not all good
By Derrek Lee published
A letter to Netflix employees indicates plans for Netflix to introduce a cheaper, ad-supported tier before the end of the year, sooner than originally anticipated.
Netflix is losing its appeal as many of our readers plan to leave or have already left
By Derrek Lee published
Following changes the company has made or plans to make, we asked our readers if they were likely to keep their Netflix subscriptions.
Netflix's streaming woes are about more than password sharing
By Michael L Hicks published
Editor's Desk If Netflix wanted to "solve" password sharing and add advertisements, it shouldn't have waited until things were at their worst.
Poll: Do you plan to leave Netflix?
By Derrek Lee published
Netflix recently lost subscribers for the first time in more than a decade and is projected to lose more. Are you planning to stay with the platform?
Netflix confirms a cheaper plan is in the cards, but there's a big caveat
By Jay Bonggolto published
Netflix will explore a lower-cost, ad-supported tier in the next two years after a long period of sticking to a subscription-only model.
Netflix considers charging extra to share your password with friends
By Babu Mohan published
Netflix will soon begin testing two new "features" to enable users to add sub accounts by paying an extra fee.
New League of Legends mobile spinoff title is a Netflix Games exclusive
By Zachary Boddy published
The Pixel 5a, Pixel 6 series gain Netflix HD and HDR streaming support
By Derrek Lee published
Months after their release, Google's 2021 Pixel lineup finally gain HD and HDR support on Netflix. This includes the Pixel 5a, Pixel 6, and Pixel 6 Pro.
US and Canadian Netflix subscribers brace for unexpected price increases
By Derrek Lee last updated
Netflix raises prices by up to $2 in the U.S. and Canada, its first price increase since October 2020.
Russia will exert control over Netflix programming starting in March
By Jay Bonggolto published
Russia is apparently forcing Netflix to carry state-owned television channels and block "extremism" content as part of its new requirements for online streaming platforms operating in the country.
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