After testing the feature last year, Netflix is now rolling out its Fast Laughs feature on iOS.
Last year, Netflix began testing a new TikTok-like feed with funny videos called Fast Laughs. The company has now announced the rollout on iOS, letting its users watch and share short clips from their mobile devices.
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So, if you want to watch something funny – it’s right there “a full-screen feed of funny clips from [Netflix’s] big comedy catalog including films (Murder Mystery), series (Big Mouth), sitcoms (The Crew) and stand-up from comedians like Kevin Hart and Ali Wong.”
You’ll be able to find Fast Laughs by tapping on the new tab at the bottom of your screen. If you see a scene from a show or film you’d like to watch again, you can add it to your viewing list to watch later or watch right away. The clips are also shareable, though, letting you share them on Whatsapp, Instagram, Snapchat, or Twitter.
No, not all clips will be SFW. You can find Fast Laughs on iOS in select countries for the time being. It will be testing on Android soon.
Images: Netflix
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