Netflix has mostly ended the ability to wirelessly stream video from Android phones and tablets, iPhones, and iPads. But you can still use a cable.

Netflix, apparently, hasn’t completely done away with casting. Some older Chromecast devices and TVs that support Google Cast ...

CNET testing confirmed the option has vanished from newer setups, like LG TVs, though some users report that it can still be accessed via older versions of the app and legacy Chromecast dongles. A ...

Netflix has decided to disable one of the most useful features available on its Android and iOS apps, without any warning: ...

Netflix has made some strange moves in the past 5 years, but blocking the ability for phone streaming to the TV is probably ...

Netflix quietly eliminated casting to modern TVs and streaming devices, forcing users to manually log into their native app ...

Netflix has discontinued mobile casting support for most smart TVs and new Chromecast devices, pushing users to rely on ...

Recently, many of us Apple TV users managed to do something miraculous — namely, connect Netflix to the Apple TV app. Well, there’s good news and bad news. Actually… just bad news. Apple has now ...

One of the biggest gaps in the Apple TV app looks like it’s about to be filled with Netflix making a long-awaited appearance. Just don’t expect a fully integrated experience or at least not yet.

Netflix content started showing up for the first time in the Apple TV application. Until now, the streaming behemoth refused to cooperate with Apple’s app that displays content from a variety of ...

Netflix's redesigned Apple TV app is rolling out now. Focus is on smoother browsing and recommendations. Requires at least tvOS 17 and the latest Netflix version. The ...

Update: Unfortunately, it seems someone jumped the gun and this rollout has been cancelled at this time. Apple and Netflix have seemingly managed to find some common ground and strike a partnership ...