Netflix DVDs will no longer be available from September 2023 onwards
Netflix is largely known as a streaming service. However, most of us are not aware of the DVD rental business of the company. Well, there is not much time now to learn about it since the company is going to end DVD rentals by September 2023.
The process will be carried out gradually in phases over the course of the next few months. The company has announced this development in a blog post. The blog post was titled “The Final Season.” In short, the company will discontinue its DVD rental operation, which runs via the website DVD.com.
With the growth of competition in the streaming market, the demand for DVDs and other physical forms of media has declined. One of the leading players in this decline is largely Netflix’s own streaming business. For this reason, the company has decided to chop off this limb.
Over the following few months, Netflix will stop renting DVDs. You could notice a decline in the number of DVDs available for rental during this time. On September 29, the business will send out its last batch of discs. You’ll want to take action sooner rather than later because we are unsure of how many films will be available at that time.
The company is older than you might imagine
Most of us know Netflix because of any particular season like Stranger Things it streams. Actually, the company is older than this. It is evident from the name of the company. Its name NETflix indicates that the company was founded when people started becoming aware of the potential of the Internet. The company started its DVD business via the web back in 1997. This strategy by Netflix introduced people to ordering and getting it delivered to their doorstep. Users could use their computers to order a DVD. Well, now the company is closing this unit entirely from its business.
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