Netflix is shutting down its DVD rental business after more than 25 years, citing a continually shrinking market. The last disc will be mailed on September 29, and after that, subscribers can keep any DVDs they have rented at no additional cost. Netflix is also offering subscribers the option to request up to 10 more movies by mail as part of an everything-must-go deal. The company is not charging for any unreturned discs after September 29, and customers can keep their final shipments for as long as they like.

According to a Reddit post, Netflixs stock of DVDs and Blu-rays will not be available for purchase after September due to licensing. Netflix plans to donate a portion of its inventory to organizations focused on film and media, and the rest will be recycled.

In summary, Netflix subscribers can keep their final batch of DVD or Blu-ray discs at no additional cost, and they can also request up to 10 more movies by mail as part of an everything-must-go deal. Netflixs stock of DVDs and Blu-rays will not be available for purchase after September due to licensing, and the company plans to donate a portion of its inventory to organizations focused on film and media, and the rest will be recycled.