#netflix rooted

Netflix has started to roll out its latest app update bumping it to version 5.0 which brings the new HDR feature and more, but some users can't seem to find it on the Play Store. If you have a rooted Android smartphone or tablet, chances are you won't be able to find Netflix on the Play Store anymore and receive automatic updates from Android's app store. Netflix's latest app now relies on the Widevine digital rights management (DRM) from Google which simply means that the app will only work with devices that are certified by Google and have met all Android requirements, thus excluding those that are rooted and unlocked. For now, reports are saying that those who already have the former app version can still make use of the app with rooted or unlocked devices. Netflix invited journalists from all over the world to visit their headquarters in Los Gatos, California (we were the representative for the Philippines). Here's a quick look at the Netflix HQ in our second day of the tour. Netflix has two headquarters -- the original one was in Los Gatos, a small quiet town in Santa Clara County, California. While there's plenty of parking spaces for employees and visitors, Netflix also offers daily shuttles to the office from downtown San Francisco (about a 45-minute drive). Read more in our articles including "Latest Netflix update blocks rooted Android devices" and "Insta360 Luna Ultra launched, priced in the Philippines".