Netflix for Android now allows you to save TV shows and movies to your SD Card

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Netflix for Android now allows you to save TV shows and movies to your SD Card:

Following up on their earlier release which added the ability to download TV shows and movies to watch offline, Netflix has now rolled out a new build of their Android app which allows you to store shows and movies on your SD Card.

Following up on their earlier release which added the ability to download TV shows and movies to watch offline, Netflix has now rolled out a new build of their Android app which allows you to store shows and movies on your SD Card.

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