Netflix rolls out new ‘Moments’ feature to let fans capture and share iconic scenes like never before

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Netflix has unveiled a new feature called "Moments," allowing users to capture and share their favourite scenes from movies and shows. This update marks a shift from the previous policy where users were unable to take screenshots, as Netflix previously blocked this feature to prevent unauthorised content sharing.

Now, iOS users worldwide can use Moments to save specific moments from the content they are watching. The feature is expected to roll out to Android devices in the coming weeks. Once a user selects a scene to save, the Netflix app automatically creates a custom screenshot that includes details like the show's name, the episode, and the exact timestamp of the scene.

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The new feature enables users to revisit their saved moments whenever they want. Additionally, users can share these screenshots on social media platforms, helping fans interact with their favourite scenes in new ways. To share a moment, users can either do so immediately after saving it or select it later from the "My Netflix" tab for sharing across various platforms.

To activate Moments while watching a show, users simply tap the screen, and the option to save the moment will appear in the player interface. Netflix has begun rolling out this feature to iOS users globally, with an Android release slated for the near future.

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The launch of Moments aligns with Netflix's new global campaign, “It's So Good,” which celebrates iconic scenes from its most popular content. The campaign features celebrities like Cardi B, Simone Biles, and Giancarlo Esposito, who reflect on the moments that have resonated with audiences. This effort highlights Netflix's push to foster a deeper connection with viewers by focusing on the scenes that leave a lasting impression.

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