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When Netflix launched in the Philippines six years ago, subscribers were given access to thousands of TV shows and movies made available in their original language with an option to enjoy these titles with English subs and dubs.
Over time, as more viewers joined the streaming service, Netflix realized that there was a need to offer viewers an interface that speaks the audiences' local language.
Netflix's newest user interface allows subscribers to navigate the app, read titles and synopses, or watch shows and movies with Filipino subtitles and in Filipino dubbing.
Titles available using this new feature are, to name a few, are Stranger Things, Emily in Paris, You and The Queen's Gambit.
"At Netflix, we believe our members should be able to choose their viewing experience, whether it be the genre, format, or language of the content. We are very happy that our Filipino members will now have the option to enjoy their favorite Netflix content from all over the world with Filipino subtitles and dubbing, should they prefer to watch as such," said Malobika Banerji, Netflix content director for Southeast Asia.
The Filipino UI feature offers flexibility among members as they will be able to switch their profile to Filipino from the language option in the "Manage Profiles" section on their desktop, TV, or mobile browsers. The complete Netflix experience in Filipino is available across all devices — from member sign-up, to search function, and even payment options.
Netflix subscribers can set up to five profiles in each account, with each profile having the option to choose its own language setting. The Filipino UI feature is also available to members outside of the Philippines.