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- Netflix is killing Chromecast support, with casting removed . . .
Netflix has begun phasing out Chromecast support, removing casting from most TVs Only older Chromecast models and built-in Google Cast still work
- Your Chromecast and Google TV Streamer have lost Netflix . . .
Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast content from its mobile app to most TVs and streaming devices, leaving many Chromecast with Google TV and Google TV Streamer users frustrated
- Netflix turns off casting on newer TVs and Chromecasts
It seems Netflix wants to limit casting to Chromecasts and older TVs that do not have a native Netflix app On devices where its app is available, the company is pushing users to launch it instead
- Netflix Is Removing Casting Support From Its Mobile App to . . .
Notably, the casting options on Netflix was only available to users in the non-ad supported tiers Netflix Is Rolling Back Its Casting Feature Casting via Netflix's mobile app is a convenient feature that lets users stream the app on smart TVs and other streaming devices without downloading and installing the app directly
- Netflix Blocks Casting From Your Phone If Your Device Has a . . .
Netflix Blocks Casting From Your Phone If Your Device Has a Remote There are exceptions for older products, but Netflix wants to encourage you to use your remote control to navigate its UI
- How to use a mobile device to watch Netflix on a TV
You can use your mobile device to watch on your TV or external display if it works with Google Cast, or if you have a video cable adapter
- Netflix quietly removes support for casting from its mobile . . .
Netflix quietly removes support for casting from its mobile app to most modern TVs and streaming devices, including Chromecast, regardless of subscription plan — Netflix will no longer support casting from your mobile to most TVs and streaming devices, regardless of the plan you're on — •
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