NETFLIX will be blocked on Amazon Fire TV sticks from today with millions affected by the change. The global streaming platform will no longer be supported on some older Amazon devices.

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Amazon has said the following in a statement: “Netflix will be discontinuing support for some first-generation Fire TV devices, which were introduced more than 10 years ago. Netflix remains available ...

The change impacts owners of the original Amazon Fire TV Stick (2014), the Fire TV Stick with Alexa voice remote (2014) and the first-generation Amazon Fire TV (2014).

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