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With all the news about Netflix trying to get rid of password-sharing among Netflix freeloaders, we just got the surprise news of the newly announced price slash for one of the plans. If you're using Netflix Basic, you're in luck because it's now RM28 per month.

Over the weekend, Ubisoft held its annual Ubisoft Forward digital event and announced a bunch of new games and content coming soon. Besides the upcoming Assassin's Creed Mirage, the company also announced a bunch of titles for the mobile gaming platform, including Netflix Games.

Today, Netflix has announced its Q1 2022 financial report and for the first time in a decade, the company is losing subscribers. The report also suggests that it will continue to dwindle down and this could be due to account sharing.

On most social platforms, giving a thumbs up is a universally understood gesture of something that people approve of. But what if people want to give more? Well, there's the love emoji as well and Netflix isn't thinking of adding that, instead, the company is introducing a Double Thumbs Up.

About a year ago, it was reported that Netflix began tracking down users with shared passwords. According to some users online, they couldn't log in anymore with a new notification but ever since then, nothing has changed much until now.

Oh no, another anime adaptation into a live-action series by Netflix? For fans, we all know too well that Netflix haven't been good in doing that, most notably Death Note which disappointed many (even casual viewers). In this latest news, it has been confirmed that a One Piece live-action is in the works and there will be 10 episodes.

So here's a piece of interesting news, Netflix has just announced a new collaboration with Next Games, and they are working on a Stranger Things mobile game that's scheduled for 2020 release on both iOS and Android platforms for free. 

Are you a Netflix user? Or if not, here's a reason of why you might want to be a part of Netflix's growing network. Netflix has announced a new way of TV browing experience – 90 seconds of video previews of a single episode

Today, the world's leading Internet television network, Netflix has announced their partnership with Double Vision Sdn Bhd, one of Malaysia's largest production companies and leading content creator of Asian entertainment, on bringing in popular Malaysia drama titles to their vast online library collection. Below is the list of local shows that will be on Netflix: