Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast shows from your phone to most TVs, frustrating many users who relied on the feature. Casting still works on some older devices, like pre-2020 Google Chromecast, but newer smart TVs and ad-supported plans are mostly affected. Users are advised to check if their TV supports Google Cast for an alternative way to cast content. Read more in our articles including "Netflix ends Phone-to-TV Casting" and "Instagram introduces Multiple Captions for Carousel Posts".
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Apr 14, 2026Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast shows from your phone to most TVs, frustrating many users who relied on the feature. Casting still works on some older devices, like pre-2020 Google Chromecast, but newer smart TVs and ad-supported plans are mostly affected.
Users are advised to check if their TV supports Google Cast for an alternative way to cast content.
Our coverage of cast to TV includes: "Netflix ends Phone-to-TV Casting"; "Instagram introduces Multiple Captions for Carousel Posts"; "Canva rolls out Offline Mode for uninterrupted Content Creation". Each article provides unique insights and information.