Markets·October 25, 2026 at 11:46 AM EDT·1 source
Netflix Users Are Watching Less, Not Opening the App as Often
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News
What happened
- Netflix users are watching less and opening the streaming service less often, according to people familiar with the matter.
- The report describes the trend as the latest sign of engagement challenges for Netflix.
Why it matters
Lower engagement could affect how media professionals assess Netflix’s audience strength, content performance and competitive position.
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- First reported by Bloomberg4hNetflix Users Are Watching Less, Not Opening the App as Often
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