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AppWizard
December 1, 2025
Netflix has begun removing casting support on newer Google TV and Chromecast devices, requiring users to use the app instead. Many users have reported the disappearance of the Cast button in the Netflix app, which the company has officially confirmed. Netflix states that most TVs and streaming devices no longer support casting, except for older Chromecast models without remotes. This change affects all Netflix subscription tiers, including ad-supported and Premium plans, with the only exceptions being older Chromecast devices and select TVs.
BetaBeacon
November 14, 2025
- Red Dead Redemption will be available on iOS and Android with mobile-friendly controls. - The game can be purchased on the App Store or Play Store, or played through the Netflix mobile app for subscribers. - Red Dead Redemption will also be available for purchase on PS5, Xbox, and Switch 2 from each console's digital storefront.
BetaBeacon
October 8, 2025
Netflix has ventured into mobile gaming, offering subscribers five games within the Netflix Android app. The games include two inspired by Stranger Things and three original titles. Players can access the games with a Netflix membership, without any ads or in-app purchases. The games are currently only available on Android devices, with iOS compatibility in progress.
BetaBeacon
December 22, 2024
Netflix offers free mobile games through its service that can be played on smartphones or tablets. The games are available in the Netflix mobile app and are included with a Netflix membership. Currently, the games are only available on Android, with iOS support coming soon. The games are downloadable and not streamed, and some may require an internet connection to play. The games are compatible with most current Android devices, but specific device requirements are not listed by Netflix.
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