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Netflix is, hands down, the most popular on-demand video-streaming service available now (excluding YouTube, of course). It’s helped change the way we digest video content, binge-watching TV shows and giving new life to crappy B-movies time forgot.

Packages start from just £6 a month, rising to £10 if you want Ultra HD footage and multiple accounts per subscription. No matter what package you opt for, you’ll have access to Netflix Originals such as House of Cards, Daredevil and Narcos, plus more fantastic TV shows.

However, you may not fancy keeping Netflix after your month-long free trial has run its course. Many subscription services hide their Unsubscribe buttons in the depths of their settings, but Netflix is surprisingly easy to unshackle yourself from.

How to cancel your Netflix in browser

1. 
   Log in to your Netflix account and select your profile icon and then click “My Account”.
   
   
   


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   On your “My Account” page, you should now be able to see everything about your account, including plan details, settings and playback preferences. Click “Cancel Membership” under “Membership & Billing” to cancel your membership.
   
   
   


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   You’ll now be taken to a confirmation page to confirm your subscription termination. Be warned: if you’re on the cheaper tier as you joined Netflix early on, you’ll pay the higher rate when you return.