The recommended content on your Netflix account comes from a complicated algorithm analyzing your viewing history. And unless you are sharing your profile with your roommates, most of the content is ...

If you have very specific tastes in movies, you might often struggle to find something — anything — to watch on today’s ...

Netflix Party is a free Google Chrome browser extension that allows users to watch movies and TV shows on the streaming platform together from different devices. The extension, which is unaffiliated ...

Everyone loves a good life hack, especially when they are to do with Netflix. With this in mind, everyone should thank Reddit user A_Alexandre who discovered Netflix has a category of programs that ...

Not to state the obvious here, but Netflix has a lot of stuff to watch. So much, in fact, that sites like How-To Geek employ experts like me to help readers sift through it all to help you find ...

One of the best parts of Netflix, apart from the content, is the fact that you can share the subscription with your family and friends. This is something that will bring down your effective ...

Netflix is full of great new movies and classic cult TV shows that the service promotes on its home screen and via your personalized recommendations. But if you use Netflix a lot, it's not hard to ...

Netflix's library is a lot bigger than what shows up on your homepage. Hidden inside the platform are hundreds of niche categories sorted by special codes, and most people don't even know they exist.

Netflix's new interface makes it much easier to browse through titles that are available on the platform. While subscribers can see new releases and what's trending, Netflix also provides personalized ...

Cybercriminals aren't interested in the movies and TV shows on your Netflix account—they're after your personal data and payment information. You might be surprised to learn that scammers are ...

If you're looking to switch up your Netflix viewing habits and try watching something new, then there's a little trick to make that happen. The New York Post cracked the code—well, figured out how to ...