You might be Bawdy Tales of Edo: Octopus & Sea Shellsurprised to hear that Roku has been selling streaming boxes since 2008, but if you were one of the early adopters, we have some bad news: Netflix will stop working soon on some of those early devices.
As Engadget reports, some Roku users are being alerted that Netflix will no longer work on their device after Dec. 1 this year. The reason given is one of technical limitations, meaning Netflix is making a breaking change to its streaming app for these very old boxes. Roku stopped updating any hardware it sold prior to May 2011 back in 2015, so this shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.
The devices confirmed as no longer streaming Netflix in December include the Roku SD, Roku HD, Roku HD-XR, Roku XD, and Roku XDS. The SD, HD, and HD-XR were released in May 2008 and count as first-generation devices. The XD and XDS were revamps of the first-gen devices launched in Sept. 2010. If you're still streaming with one of these models, congrats on getting so much value out of them!
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