UPDATE 2: Netflix’s streaming services have been largely restored for most. “The streaming issues reported earlier today have been fixed. Again, our apologies – and thank you for your patience,” a tweet from @NetflixHelpsconfirmed at around 3 a.m. ET on Monday morning. DownRightNow shows relatively stable service on the site for the past several hours. UPDATE 1: Netflix confirmed the outage at 12:30 a.m. ET. “For those of you having difficulty streaming tonight, our apologies – we’re aware of the issue and working to fix it ASAP,” read a tweet from @Netflix. — PREVIOUSLY: Netflix’s streaming services appear to be offline for many users, who have taken to Twitter to report the disruption. According to DownRightNow, the outage seems to have taken place sometime after 5 p.m. ET on Sunday. Netflix has yet to respond to the issue via the company’s official tech blog, or on Twitter @NetflixHelps. A representative for the company was not immediately available for comment. Netflix recently announced that it will discontinue its existing $9.99 service plan consisting of DVDs by mail, as well as unlimited streaming content. Instead, two separate plans will be available, one for streaming and one for DVDs, each costing $7.99. Customers can still opt for a streaming and DVD subscription, but they’ll be charged $15.98 per month for the combination.
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