Netflix Drops Late Night Letter To 300 Million Subscribers, Here's What It Reads

Netflix has been the talk of the town lately due to the rumours surrounding its biggest ever acquisition deal to grab Warner Bros. Now, the OTT platform has officially issues a late night letter to more

than 300 million subscribers saying, 'nothing is changing today' following the acquisition of Warner Bros. Netflix issues the note after 24 hours of its announcement related to the acquisition of Warner Bros' film, HBO, and HBO Max. The email stated that both platforms will continue operating separately until the transaction closes. The time limit suggested by Netflix for the same is around twelve to eighteen months. Netflix Team wrote, 'We have more steps to complete before the deal is closed, including regulatory and shareholder approvals. You'll hear from us when we have more to share.'What's more is that the FAQs section on Netflix's help centre suggested that the current membership plans will remain unchanged for both platforms. And the content from Warner Bros will not be immediately migrated to Netflix's platform. As of now, Netflix is facing a lot of resistance from different associations related to Hollywood in US. However, of the merger gets a greenflag, then Netflix will have access to some of the popular franchises in the world, like Friends, Stranger Things, Harry Potter, and a lot more to name. That being said, here, we are adding the Netflix letter that has been shared by the subscribers.Also Read: Google Confirms AI Smart Glasses Launch In 2026 To Rival Meta, Here's What We Can Expect

Netflix's Letter To Subscribers

Welcoming Warner Bros. to NetflixHi [subscriber’s name],We’ve recently announced that Netflix will acquire Warner Bros., including its film and television studios, HBO Max and HBO. This unites our leading entertainment service with Warner Bros.’ iconic stories, bringing some of the world’s most beloved franchises like Harry Potter, Friends, The Big Bang Theory, Casablanca, Game of Thrones and the DC Universe together with Stranger Things, Wednesday, Squid Game, Bridgerton and KPop Demon Hunters.What’s changing?Nothing is changing today. Both streaming services will continue to operate separately.We have more steps to complete before the deal is closed, including regulatory and shareholder approvals. You’ll hear from us when we have more to share. In the meantime, we hope you’ll continue to enjoy watching as much as you want, whenever you want – all on your current membership plan.We know you might have questions. Check out our Help Centre for more information or contact us at any time. Thank you for choosing Netflix.We’re committed to bringing you more great series, films, games and live programming.The Netflix team