Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast content from its mobile apps to the vast majority of modern TVs and streaming devices. This includes newer models like the Chromecast with Google TV Streamer.

With the move, Netflix has all but eliminated the ability to stream Netflix videos from phones. As Android Authority notes, there are a couple of exceptions: Casting to older Chromecast devices without remotes still works, as does casting to Google Cast-enabled TVs.

While Netflix is one of the world's most popular streaming services, it's also become one of the most frustrating. Between frequent price hikes, a crackdown on password sharing, and an unpopular interface redesign, the streaming giant has had its share of missteps. Now, it's made another change that could irritate users even more.

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