Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast shows from your phone to most TVs, frustrating many users who relied on the feature. Now, mobile devices can no longer control playback, volume, or captions on TVs through the Netflix app. Instead, viewers must use the TV app and remote to watch content. A Netflix spokesperson told WIRED that the feature… Read more in our articles including "Netflix ends Phone-to-TV Casting" and "iPhone 3G: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".
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Jul 1, 2008Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast shows from your phone to most TVs, frustrating many users who relied on the feature. Now, mobile devices can no longer control playback, volume, or captions on TVs through the Netflix app. Instead, viewers must use the TV app and remote to watch content. A Netflix spokesperson told WIRED that the feature…
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