It seems Netflix is contemplating a popular feature for those signing up for the site’s new, less expensive ad-supported subscription.
The creator of Stranger Things hits will soon launch a new one with discounted ads, with the aim of recovering many users who have stopped doing so.
But classified ads may not be the only notice of great difference.
According to one developer, you may not be able to download screens and videos offline.
The ability to view screens offline is a great merit that allows other people to save some of their favorites on mobile devices, so they can see them when there is no network connection.
Expert Steve Moser investigated Netflix’s iPhone app and found that the feature was disabled for those at the new level, Bloomberg reports.
Netflix boss Ted Sarandos had hinted in the past that some privileges would be removed for the ad-supported plan.
Fortunately, there is no indication that users of the 3 existing paid subscriptions will lose the offline option.
This desperate move comes amid an exodus of nearly a million subscribers.
Netflix also recently lost its crown as Disney’s top streaming platform.
The measures being implemented by bosses are harsh measures against password sharing.
Users are prohibited from sharing their account with others outside their home, but Netflix has long turned a blind eye.
Now, it asks subscribers to pay an additional charge to upload members who don’t live with them.
Lately it’s in a handful of countries.
Netflix will launch the ad-supported tier early next year.
It’s not yet known how much you’ll charge, experts told The Sun you can charge as little as £5. 49/$7. 99 in the UK and the US. USA
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