Since joining Netflix in 2019, I've been bombarded with warnings that my television is outdated. According to a Netflix customer service representative, I need to buy a new model TV compatible with their update to continue using the Netflix app on my TV screen. What nonsense! Why am I being forced into this when my subscription is active, payments are regular, and I'm satisfied? I'm disappointed in Netflix. I'm happy with my TV and don't want to change or upgrade it. Netflix needs to either develop software compatible with older working TV models or provide supportive devices. I expect an urgent solution from Netflix.
After years of enjoying flawless Netflix viewing on my Samsung TV, I've been informed that I won't be able to do so any longer. When I spoke with a Samsung agent, they blamed the issue on Netflix updates. Netflix needs to address this. They should offer us with a version that is compatible with the ...
I haven’t been able to watch Netflix on my Arçelik TV since November 11, 2024, even though my subscription is active and paid. Before this date, the app was working perfectly, but now it refuses to open. This situation is extremely frustrating, especially considering that I’m paying for a service I ...
I recently bought a new TV (9 months ago), and now I'm getting an error saying, "Netflix is no longer available on this device." The TV doesn’t allow for updates, so I thought I could at least watch by casting from my phone, but even that’s blocked. I’m paying for Netflix every month, so why can’t I...
I’ve been using my Philips smart TV to stream movies and shows on platforms like Netflix for years. Recently, I was informed that Netflix will no longer work on my TV. This seems to be due to the fact that the TV is over 10 years old, but it’s frustrating and feels arbitrary. A product should remai...
My Samsung TV has stopped supporting the Netflix app, which is one of the main reasons I purchased this television. When these products are advertised, apps like Netflix are heavily promoted to convince customers to buy. Removing such key features is unfair and feels like a tactic to push consumers ...
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