[JRace]

Netflix has the greatest UI out of all the streaming apps I've tried.  Wonder why Canadian Netflix seems to suck so much.

Non-American netflix's UI is no different,
Only content. Netflix provides different content based on where you are accessing it from.

[Rob Babcock]

Some have used a VPI to hide their location.

[JRace]

VPI...or...VPN?

I know they are cracking down on VPN usage, but the only way they know your on a VPN is if the VPN uses a shared IP address space for everyone. Then Netflix will see that multiple accounts are accessing it from the same IP address.
If you can find a VPN that gives each user a unique IP address then Netflix would not be able to tell.

[Rob Babcock]

Ooops, meant VPN.

[ajzepp]

Netflix has the greatest UI out of all the streaming apps I've tried.  Wonder why Canadian Netflix seems to suck so much.

The only thing I can't stand about Netflix's UI is the fact that they list the number of stars based on their PREDICTION of how much I'll enjoy a title. I'd much rather just see the feedback from the community and how they rated it, not Netflix going full Miss Cleo.

[jarcher]

The only thing I can't stand about Netflix's UI is the fact that they list the number of stars based on their PREDICTION of how much I'll enjoy a title. I'd much rather just see the feedback from the community and how they rated it, not Netflix going full Miss Cleo.

Couldn't agree more. Took me a while to realize that one. And if other people share your account, then that star "recommendation" is even more suspect.

[Tyson]

At this point, between Netflix, Amazon Prime, and movies on Blu Ray free from my local library, I have literally more high quality content than I can ever get through.  Even if all I ever did was watch movies/shows.  But I don't - I also listen to a ton of music and read books (for free, from the library), and spend time doing activities with my family.  Oh, and working