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Please add the ability to select from multiple accounts (similar to netflix profiles) when the twitch app is opened (android tv doesn't have this, at least, not sure about other tv apps). I share my television with family and it's a pain to log out and back in every time someone else uses the television.

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I found the solution, I had set my Chromecast to "Apps only" mode, apparently when you do that, it switches off the assistant on your profile, I got a message saying "Sorry, I'm not available in this profile yet".

Sorry to hear about this experience. I know that Netflix is already linked on your Google Nest display, however, with the one you're experiencing, we can try to unlink your Netflix account from your Google Home app and link it back. Here's the steps you can follow:

Verify that the Google Account shown is the one linked to your Google device. If correct, tap to close the account window. To switch accounts, tap the triangle next to the Google Account, then tap another account or Add another account.

When you delete an app from your device, or in this case a channel from your Roku list, all the data associated with that channel will be lost. This includes login information.

1. Go to your Roku home screen.
2. Select the My Channels option.
   
3. Find the Netflix app.
4. Highlight the app icon and press the Star key to bring up the editing settings.
5. Locate and select the Remove Channel option.
6. Go back to your Roku home screen.
7. Select the Channel Store option from the left menu.
8. Find the Netflix channel and reinstall it.
9. Add new login information and enjoy.This nine-step process is actually a lot faster than it seems, given the improved responsiveness of Netflix on Roku and the improvement made to the Roku OS concerning navigation.", "url": " -change-netflix-user/#step1" }, "@type": "HowToStep", "name": "How to Sign Out of Netflix", "image": " -content/uploads/2020/09/Screenshot-23-3.png", "text": "Here\u2019s what you can do if you own a Roku smart TV or dongle.
   1. Go to your Roku home screen.
   2. Bring up the Netflix channel.
   3. From the left side Netflix menu select the Settings option.
   4. Select the Sign out option.
   5. Hit Yes to confirm.
   6. Input new Netflix credentials and log in.Note that this process is the same for all Roku streaming sticks starting with Roku 3.If for some reason your Netflix interface doesn\u2019t let you see the gear icon or you can\u2019t see the Settings menu, you can input a specific sequence from your remote to access the Netflix settings menu:Use this sequence with your arrow buttons on your Roku remote: up arrow two times, down arrow two times, left arrow, right arrow, left arrow, right arrow, up arrow four times. This should give you four options:
      1. Sign out
      2. Start Over
      3. Deactivate
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         1. Use the Home button to get to the Roku home screen.
         2. Select the Settings option.
         3. Go to Netflix Settings.
         4. Select the Deactivate this player from my Netflix account option.
         5. Hit the Yes button to confirm.
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            1. Use the Home button to get to the Roku home screen.
            2. Highlight the Netflix app from the channel list.
            3. Press the Star button on your Roku remote to bring up the settings menu.
               
            4. Select the Remove channel option.
            5. Hit Remove channel again to confirm.
            6. Go to the Channel Store.
            7. Find Netflix and follow the on-screen instructions to add it back to your list.
            8. Use new credentials to sign in.", "url": " -change-netflix-user/#step4" ], "tool":[ ] } "@context": " ", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [ "@type": "Question", "name": "Can I edit my Netflix profile on Roku?", "acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer", "text": "Roku does offer a few minor editing options for each profile linked to your Netflix account. Once you've launched the Netflix channel, use your remote's navigation buttons and arrow down to the pencil icon beneath the profile you'd like to edit.From here, you can change the profile name, icon, the language Netflix is in, and the maturity rating. You can access a lot more customization features from the Netflix website." , "@type": "Question", "name": "How do I switch between profiles on the same account?", "acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer", "text": "If you've opened Netflix on your Roku device and it is presenting content for another user, you can easily switch to your profile. Using the Roku remote's navigation keys, click the left arrow until a pop-out menu opens on the left of your screen. From here, use the arrow up button to select the profile icon. On this page, you have the option to log into the profile of your choice." , "@type": "Question", "name": "How do I tell which Roku model I have?", "acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer", "text": "Each model has a slightly different interface making it difficult to follow instructions at times. To find out which model Roku you have click the home button on your remote. Next, navigate to 'Settings' on the left-hand side. From here you can click 'About.' Your Roku model will appear on this screen. Once you've determined your model it will be a lot easier to learn cool new features." ] document.documentElement.className = document.documentElement.className.replace('no-js', 'js');.no-js img.lazyload display: none;figure.wp-block-image img.lazyloading min-width: 150px;.lazyload, .lazyloading opacity: 0;.lazyloaded opacity: 1;transition: opacity 400ms;transition-delay: 0ms;'use strict';var cls_disable_ads=function(n){function h(a,b){var c="function"===typeof Symbol&&a[Symbol.iterator];if(!c)return a;a=c.call(a);var d,e=[];try{for(;(void 0===b0

Use this sequence with your arrow buttons on your Roku remote: up arrow two times, down arrow two times, left arrow, right arrow, left arrow, right arrow, up arrow four times. This should give you four options:

While it may not be the most straightforward process on all Roku devices, switching channel accounts and subscriptions is still possible. Your Roku account will never be tied to a single Netflix account or Hulu account. You can use another one if you have valid login credentials.

Netflix stopped letting new users sign up for the "Basic" ads-free tier in the Summer of 2023, just before its ad tier launched. It left existing customers alone at the time, but that will change in 2024.

According to The Verge, Netflix made the announcement while reporting its earnings. The ads-free Basic tier would be phased out entirely, starting with the UK and Canada in Q2 2024, with the US and other countries to follow.

In Q4'23, like the quarter before, our ads membership increased by nearly 70% quarter over quarter, supported by improvements in our offering (e.g., downloads) and the phasing out of our Basic plan for new and rejoining members in our ads markets.

The ads plan now accounts for 40% of all Netflix sign-ups in our ads markets and we're looking to retire our Basic plan in some of our ads countries, starting with Canada and the UK in Q2 and taking it from there.

Netflix continues to increase prices and change its subscription tiers to ensure the swath of content it buys can be paid for with maximum profits. Though, like the cable giants Netflix hoped to overthrow, it too is approaching the dangerous threshold of "thousands of channels with nothing to watch."

> "leaving users to choose between spending more money or more time with ads"

There is of course a third option, which is to leave Netflix and find something better to do with your time. Most of their content, imo, is very mediocre, and there have only been a couple of series that I have been interested to switch it ON or, and then OFF again when done.

This is the very thing that's making me cancel Amazon Prime this coming Monday (the day they add ads to Prime Video.) If these companies wanted to wean us off of all the streaming services, they're finding a way to do it. People hate ads.

wozwoz said: > "leaving users to choose between spending more money or more time with ads"

There is of course a third option, which is to leave Netflix and find something better to do with your time. Most of their content, imo, is very mediocre, and there have only been a couple of series that I have been interested to switch it ON or, and then OFF again when done.Gotta love clueless, inane comments like "most of their content, imo, is very mediocre." Netflix has 36,000 hours of content stretching over 6,500 series, movies and specials. If you started watching today, 24/7, and never slept, it would take you four years to watch all of it. Just an incredible feat that the poster has seen most of it, enough to judge it as very mediocre. I'd say a call to the Guinness Book is in order asap!

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