Netflix has a hidden limit on the number of times you can download stuff

Netflix binging offline may not be so simple after all. 

The video-streaming company announced last year that it would be letting users download movies to watch on-the-go in places where Wi-Fi isn't available. It's a great feature, but as is the case with pretty much anything, there's a bit of a catch. 

The number of times a user can download a movie or show is limited, and Netflix hasn't made it clear, according to Digital Trends. 

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Any content downloaded has an expiration date, which is directly stated in the site's help section. This means you only have, say 48 hours, to watch you movie you downloaded – you can't keep it forever. Amazon Prime's download option has a similar restriction.  Read more...

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