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You can watch quite a few Netflix movies and shows while on the go, thanks to the platform's offline-viewing feature. If you're paying for one of Netflix's streaming plans (the new Basic with Ads plan excepted), downloading content to watch at another time is a pretty straightforward process that takes all the pain out of worrying about when you'll be able to connect to Wi-Fi again. We're here to show you how to download movies from Netflix.

Just how much storage space a download takes up depends on how long the title is and the resolution quality. To give you a sense of the numbers, we went ahead and downloaded the first episode of Taboo and Ryan Reynolds' Netflix movie The Adam Project in both Standard and High resolutions on an iPhone 13 Pro.

If you haven't heard the recent news regarding the launch of Netflix's new Basic with Ads tier, you can check out our post on how much it and all of the other Netflix plans are (spoiler, it's $7 per month). And while it's now the most affordable Netflix plan you can get, you do have to put up with ads being sprinkled throughout the shows and movies you watch. But most importantly, in the context of this post, the ad-supported tier does not allow for downloading for offline viewing.

While manually selecting titles for download is a great feature unto itself, wouldn't it be awesome if Netflix allowed you to download content automatically? Well, you're in luck. Earlier this year, Netflix introduced a new feature for Android users called Downloads For You that uses your Netflix viewing history to curate and download movies and TV shows that are in line with your tastes. It took a while, but the feature is now also available for iOS devices. Here's how to activate it.

Having a library of downloaded movies and shows on your device the next time you find yourself out and about or on the road and without a Wi-Fi connection will make for a much more pleasant and entertaining time-killing situation.

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