I am excited for Life is Strange: Double Exposure. Yes, I am aware of the stuff going on at Deck Nine. No, I do not want to discuss any of that. All I want to is play a video game.
@joe To end this rant, I will explain my point. My point is that Netflix should have made their device management system easier to use. It shouldn’t require a (what seems to be) only a smart TV (Apple TV app doesn’t have these settings) to make the update.
@joe It is a messy process if you have older types of devices. Not all their apps have the same settings page and their support docs just say you need to use a different TV if you don’t see the settings in the app.
@joe On top of that, the transition seemed arbitrary. I didn’t at first understand why two televisions were left unaffected (my guess: they are recognized as TV apps). Worse is the update process requires certain types of TV app to complete it.
@joe I understand that. Guess my problem was the lack of support documentation explaining the transition. I had to chat with support to confirm what updating the Household device list would mean.
Basically when Netflix introduced the Household management, it blocked all the non-TV devices already logged into the account. And since two of the televisions are located at different IP addresses, updating the device list is a nonstarter. #Netflix
Long story short, all I want is to watch Star Trek: Prodigy on my phone. Have to wait for profile transfer so I can have that data on a different account. Can’t update the Household, because that would block my parents from using it. #Netflix
Car battery is replaced and the vehicle has been washed. Ready for my trip to Beverly Hills to hopefully get into an advance screening of the Star Trek: Discovery series finale. The whole thing is a RSVP and first come, first serve deal.