Netflix Allows Downloads to Watch Shows, Movies Offline

FINALLY

Updated Apr. 13, 2017 2:31PM EDT / Published Nov. 30, 2016 9:57AM EST

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Netflix announced Wednesday it is now allowing users to download shows and movies in order to watch them offline. Additionally, users will not have to upgrade their accounts or pay a higher subscription fee in order to access offline playback. The streaming service joins Amazon Instant Video and Vudu in supporting offline playback. Shows that will be available for download and offline playback include Narcos, Orange Is The New Black, Breaking Bad, Mad Men, and The Crown.

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Netflix Allows Downloads to Watch Shows, Movies Offline

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