Reliance JioPostPaid Plus Plans (September 2020)

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@devangpatel The workaround will not be difficult I would say , as you can install a Android emulator considering you have a decent config PC and that should work.
Incase you are wondering if anything can be done on browser , that cannot happen as Netflix security is such that supports only latest and legit browsers .You cannot tweak that .They even have DRM in place , so no messing .

But you can always install Bluestacks or whichever the lighweight emulator you can get and you are good to go. It should have bare minimum features
Full screen mode and Hardware acceleration , rest no need .
 
I recently shifted Jio prepaid to postpaid. The Netflix plan which got activated is 199 mobile only plan.
Is there any method (work around 😅) so that I can watch on my laptop since my phone screen is too small to enjoy the content.

There is a workaround but you probably will not like it. ;)
 
On another note, it's been 15 days since I ported out of Jio Postpaid and I can still access my Netflix and it still says billed through Jio. Don't know what is going on. I have preemptively sent them a mail long ago that I can still see my Netflix as billed through Jio and I am not liable to pay anything and they confirmed that subscription is cancelled. Only, it is not, as of now.
 
On another note, it's been 15 days since I ported out of Jio Postpaid and I can still access my Netflix and it still says billed through Jio. Don't know what is going on. I have preemptively sent them a mail long ago that I can still see my Netflix as billed through Jio and I am not liable to pay anything and they confirmed that subscription is cancelled. Only, it is not, as of now.
That's because Netflix is on monthly basis.. check your next bill date. It will stop working on that date.
 


Hi folks,
I have both Jio Fibre and three Jio mobile connections. Wondering what would be the optimal/ cheapest way to get OTT apps.
1) I am currently on the cheapest Jio Fibre plan with no OTT apps or Amazon Prime. I could upgrade that to get the apps. But will these apps also be accessible on my phone apart from the STB? For example, can I watch Netflix on the phone? What login details will I be using?
2) Alternatively I can upgrade two of my three Jio prepaid connections to the a Jio PostPaid Plus connection costing Rs 599 a month ( the family plan allows for two connections in one plan). In this case, I can continue paying for the cheapest Jio Fibre plan.
Will this be the cheaper route to take? And will the OTT apps be accessible on my Jio settop box or via a desktop browser? Or are they only available only on the mobile phone?
3) Similarly, will I be able to access Netflix on another phone that is not on the Postpaid Plus plan? I will be moving my parents' mobile connections to Postpaid Plus but they do not watch Netflix. So can I use their Netflix login on a phone that is not on a postpaid plan? Or even on a different network?
Thanks!
 
Is anyone on the Family Plans?
Is the Data Rollover available for only 6 months?
 
anyone on family plan?
Do we need to pay anything additional for family SIM. Eg. if one has taken Rs799 Plan is there additional charges for the 2 additional SIM?
 

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