There are rumours that Netflix’s “TikTok”-like functionality may be coming to the Apple TV.
A new “Fast Laughs” tool is being tested by the corporation, according to The Verge. Short, 30-second excerpts from series and movies may be seen by users on the streaming platform using the new feature. As a result, you may elect to watch a programme or a movie from one of the pieces of material that you’ve seen.
Fast Laughs may be accessed by scrolling down to the bottom of the Netflix site until you see the Fast Laughs section. Full-screen clips from movies like Army of the Dead, Big Mouth, and Jerry Seinfeld’s stand-up special will take over your screen when you click on the feature from that point. For example, you can use both arrows to go forward and backward, and you can also add a title to your list, as well as hop directly into a video that is being shown.
Users on mobile devices have had access to the functionality since last year, even though it is new to the TV app itself. It seems that the functionality is gradually being made available to users in the “US, Canada, UK, New Zealand, Australia, and Ireland,” as reported in the article.
Slowly but surely, Netflix’s Fast Laugh function is being rolled out to subscribers in English-speaking nations including the United States and Canada. You’ll have to go past a content warning to see the broadcast, which is only available to adult users. Neither how many individuals are participating in the Fast Laughs TV test nor when (or if) it will be made available to all users remain unknown.
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