A ‘SECRET’ Netflix code list has appeared online after a Facebook user posted it in a shopping group called ‘Bag a weekly bargain’.
The list contains 235 codes but some are more useful than others.
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The Facebook post reads: “Struggling to find something to watch on Netflix?
“GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR FOLKS.
“Here is the MASSIVE list of Netflix secret codes for ALL of the movies they have in their inventory that don’t appear in the genres in your account.
“Type the numbers into the search bar and your good to go…”
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The post has been shared hundreds of times but people were quick to use the comment section to point out not all of the codes work.
Once user wrote: “It does work but some codes don’t work but it’s pretty good. Thanks for sharing.”
For example, if you type in the code “47465” into your Netflix search bar, you will see some ‘Classic Westerns’ pop up.
However, if you type in the code which the list claims will bring up ‘Classic Action & Adventure’ films, UK Netflix users will just see an error message.
This could be because Netflix changes codes regularly so some of them may no longer work.
Anime fans will be pleased to know code ‘7424’ does still bring up lots of Anime content.
If you want to try out the codes for yourself we’ve included all 235 mentioned in the Facebook post in a box below.
Netflix genre codes
People have been typing these codes into their Netflix search bar to see if they bring up the following genres…
Trailer for terrifying new Netflix Sherlock spin-off series The Irregulars
FANTASTIQUE!
Amazing colour footage of 1920s Paris recreated by AI shows life 100 YEARS ago
MEGA-PHONE
iPad Mini will be replaced by GIANT ‘biggest ever’ 7.5-inch iPhone
VIRTUALLY REAL
Mind-blowing Samsung smart glasses let you see ANYTHING you want
EASY UPGRADE
Huge new iPhone coming this year – what to expect and when to get it
MAP MYSTERY
The 11 SECRET Google Maps locations you’re not allowed to see
CODE RED
Over 3BILLION passwords leaked online – check your email here now
In other news, Samsung is reportedly working on two sets of augmented reality glasses, according to a wild new leak video.
Amazon is working on a new virtual currency that users could spend on its platforms.
And, tracking pixels in standard emails many of us receive everyday have been blasted as a “grotesque invasion of privacy”.
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