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how to delete netflix downloads from other devices

how to delete netflix downloads from other devices

Remove a device using iOS, Android, or Amazon Fire

  1. Sign In to Netflix on a mobile browser.
  2. Click the profile menu or tap More .
  3. Select Account.
  4. Select Manage Download Devices.
  5. Select Remove Device on any device you want to remove.

  1. How do I remove downloads from other devices?
  2. Why does Netflix say I have downloads on too many devices?
  3. Can you remove one device from Netflix?
  4. How do you fix Netflix when it says too many devices?

How do I remove downloads from other devices?

Tap on the title(s) you want to delete. Tap on the blue "phone" icon next to the title description. In the overflow menu, select Delete Download. Repeat for all content on the device, or use the edit button to delete all the episodes of a show.

Why does Netflix say I have downloads on too many devices?

It indicates that you have exceeded the maximum number of devices that can store downloaded titles at the same time. ... You can use 1, 2, or 4 devices to download titles, depending on your plan.

Can you remove one device from Netflix?

Unfortunately, Netflix doesn't have an option to remove only one device. If you're attempting to kick a user off of your Netflix account you will have to logout of all your Netflix devices. You can also review which devices are logged in but you can't log them out individually.

How do you fix Netflix when it says too many devices?

Stop streaming on other devices

You can see the limit for your account, as well as other plan options, from the Change Plan page. To solve this problem, make sure that no one else is using your account before trying to stream again. If you're not sure what other device was streaming, check your recent Viewing Activity.

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