Apple TV: the integration of the application improves with the arrival of Netflix
Often very focused on its own ecosystem and little open to others, Apple is surprisingly generous when it comes to its Apple TV application, also just launched on Android. The streaming application is one of the only on the market to allow the integration of competing services to Apple TV+, such as Disney+, Video or Max.
The Apple TV interface (only the version installed on Apple products) thus makes it possible to follow the progression of all its films and series in a single place, to be warned in the event of new outings, or to search for a work exterior to Apple TV+. Nevertheless, a major service lacked, in any case until today: Netflix.
Apple TV adds a rope to its bow
However, patience remains to be put before taking out champagne. In the absence of an official announcement from Apple and/or Netflix for the moment, this information comes only from users on Reddit and social networks. Some have actually received a proposal to link a Netflix account within the Apple TV app, mainly on their 4K Apple TV. Users evoke However, similar integration on iPhone.
In addition, these users are based in the United States and integration seems far from complete. Partial integration of Netflix into Apple TV, possibly reserved for Uncle Sam's country, therefore remains a possibility.
Netflix integration still limited
For the moment, only the original works of Netflix (Stranger Things ,, Squid gameetc.) seem to be affected by this integration. Thus, reading or monitoring the progress of non -original series and films does not work (yet?). In addition, adding to its reading list or the monitoring of progression does not seem present on mobile. It is also impossible to view Netflix content directly in Apple TV: the launch opens the Netflix application for reading. In short, there is still work to be killed before a complete deployment.
Another streaming service has also just enjoyed a serious facelift of its interface on Apple TV: Amazon Prime Video.
