Netflix has added a note to its Help section, but it’s rather vague, saying that studio limits mean that “some titles” can only be renewed “a certain number of times.” ...

One of the best things about the Netflix mobile app is that it lets you download movies and TV shows so you can watch them later, even if there's no internet connection available.

UPDATE: Netflix reached out to clarify the matter, explaining that the download limit isn’t new, and it was never hidden from users.

The tweaks come ahead of a planned password-sharing crackdown, which heightens the need for more devices to be permitted to download.

Netflix added download support for a large chunk of its library late last year, which is great. It was long overdue, but still a much appreciated addition. However, Netflix's downloading ...

Netflix finally, finally lets you download movies and TV shows for offline viewing. It's really catch-up for Netflix, to be honest. Amazon Video has had downloading and offline viewing for over a ...

It’s worth noting that Netflix does state on a help page regarding downloads: “Due to studio limits, you may not be able to renew all titles. If you are unable to renew a title but would still ...

Netflix binging offline may not be so simple after all. The video-streaming company announced last year that it would be letting users download movies to watch on-the-go in places where Wi-Fi isn ...

So be careful about your repeat viewing. You may reach that dreaded limit sooner thank you think. UPDATE: June 15, 2017, 3:06 p.m. EDT This piece was updated to include a statement from Netflix ...