Netflix is open to the idea of letting people download their content for the purposes of watching it offline.
As reported by Variety, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings suggested the company is considering the idea during an earnings call earlier this week, saying they should “keep an open mind on this.”
Last year, Netflix was against offering users offline viewing capabilities, but has since noticed “an uneven set of networks” as it expands to other countries. Not every country has the same network setup as the U.S., which poses a problem for the streaming service if it wants to bring in more people. Currently, Amazon Prime Video and YouTube offer offline viewing, but only for some video content.
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As reported by Variety, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings suggested the company is considering the idea during an earnings call earlier this week, saying they should “keep an open mind on this.”
Last year, Netflix was against offering users offline viewing capabilities, but has since noticed “an uneven set of networks” as it expands to other countries. Not every country has the same network setup as the U.S., which poses a problem for the streaming service if it wants to bring in more people. Currently, Amazon Prime Video and YouTube offer offline viewing, but only for some video content.
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