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this post was submitted on 18 May 2024
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I am not certain I know what you mean.
The fact that downloading is still available on Windows is purely bc the update hasn't rolled out yet.
They think (unproven) that this radical change might be due to the cheaper licensing options if they remove the ability to download. A cost-benefit analysis where Windows users will either take it and like it or else who cares about Windows ~~mobile~~ users anyway if they leave. Either way, a victory for licensing companies, or they'll spin it that way regardless.
My worry is that it will embolden them to go still yet further, making it harder on both pirates and paying customers just bc they can get away with doing so.:-(
This isn't about a Netflix app on Windows Mobile. It's about Windows, the desktop OS app.
They're talking about the fact that Netflix isn't removing the feature from their Android/iOS apps