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Google is removing the "Movies & TV" section from the Play Store and moving it to the Google TV app, the company announced in a blog post. The upcoming change will go into effect starting in May.

But things have now escalated even further, with Google pulling Movies Anywhere support from Play Movies and YouTube. The news comes from 9to5Google, with a Movies Anywhere support page stating that ...

The Google Play Movies & TV app and web client will be discontinued on January 17, 2024. It will be replaced by Google TV and YouTube. Users will still be able to access previously purchased content, ...

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LG says that its line of webOS and NetCast 4.0 and 4.5 smart TVs are getting access to Google Play Movies & TV. With access to this service, users will be able to watch previously bought movies and ...

As announced in March, Google Play users on Android are starting to see the Movies & TV store disappear from the app. Update 6/21: Following the March announcement and first reports at the end of May, ...

Google is removing the “Movies & TV” section from the Play Store and moving it to the Google TV app, the company announced in a blog post. The upcoming change will go into effect starting in May.