Netflix Caps Video Quality Based on Your Phone's Widevine DRM Level — Here's How to Check for HDR & FHD Support

Just because your phone has a high-resolution screen doesn't mean it will play videos at their highest resolution. Most streaming services, including Netflix, use a DRM system known as Widevine for media in their Android apps. But even if your phone has Widevine support, content will be limited to non-HD if your specific model hasn't been whitelisted by Netflix. But that is not all, even if everything lines up, Netflix sometimes won't stream the content in the phone's highest resolution. For example, content is limited to 1080p on the Sony Xperia 1 despite its 4K display, but this is hard to... more
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