Netflix Not Compatible

[NickBudro]

Hello. I am unable to use the Netflix app since updating to the Android 12 beta OS on my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 plus. When opening the app, I receive an error to update to the latest version of Netflix. However when I go to the Google Play store to do so, it only gives me the option to open the app, with a message stating that it is not compatible with my device. This may be due to the beta program, however, I haven't read any comments saying others have the same issue. I have disabled the app, cleared cache, and restarted my device with no resolve.  I even contacted Netflix for support, but they suggested reaching out to the manufacturer.  Please advise if there are any other fixes for my issue.

[kovaB]

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[USBetaModerator]

Hello @NickBudro ,

The issue is happening on beta software across multiple devices. It would be best to check with Netflix developers if they can modify they play store compatibility to support beta program. 

Regards
One UI Beta Team

[NickBudro]

Thank you for your response, but I did communicate with them, and they passed the ball back to the manufacturer (Samsung)🤷

[dte230]

For all having issues with 12 beta, this is the answer from google...our phones are basically hosed up because Samsung won't provide a fix. You have the list is beta users and can certainly send a link or provide a clean OS. This NOTE10 is pretty much useless. Samsung, I'm outa here....this is unacceptable, everyone stones rocks at each other, I expect more from Samsung

googleplay-support@google.com
Tue, Mar 15, 4:48 PM (14 hours ago)
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Google
Hi,

Thank you for contacting Google Support.

This is Justine and I'll be handling your case. I hope that this email finds you well. We appreciate your patience waiting for our response and we apologize for the delay.

I sincerely apologize for the delayed response in regards to your inquiry. As a precautionary health measure for our support specialists in light of COVID-19, we're adjusting work schedules and operating with a limited team.

I understand you're reporting that your phone is not supported by Play Protect and you're having issues updating your Netflix. I know how important this is to you. Rest assured you've reached the right person to help shed more light on this.

Check your Play Protect certification status
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[SamnTysmome]

I just tried Netflix on the beta, mine is working fine. Sorry some of you are having problems.

[Chef31684]

Working fine here. But I think you have to be on Netflix Beta build for it to work.

[1775gam]

I just tried the Netflix app after reading this post. It's working fine for me on beta 3. Sorry...

[jmckeejr]

It's working fine for me also. Have you tried uninstall and reinstall?

[NickBudro]

I have done all that I can think of (or recommended) but no resolve. I figured at this point, I'm just going to have to wait until the stable update is released and keep my fingers crossed.