Disney may not have set a shutdown date for the Hulu app yet, but your stuff won't follow you when it does unless you link your profile first.

While the Hulu brand is sticking around, all its content will be absorbed into a new “unified” Disney+ app next year. Still hanging on to the old Hulu app? If so, it’s probably time to say goodbye.

The Hulu app won't be around too much longer, but the service will live on, Disney announced Wednesday. Disney will be "fully integrating" Hulu into its Disney+ service, the company revealed at its ...

Hulu is one of the most popular streaming apps available. Soon, however, the app itself will be "decommissioned." Earlier this year, Disney announced that it would be “fully integrating” Hulu into its ...

Disney is getting ready to say goodbye to the standalone Hulu app, announcing plans to fold the streaming service fully into Disney+ by 2026. The move comes after Disney wrapped up a $9 billion buyout ...

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Say ciao to the stand-alone Hulu streaming app: Disney said it is “fully integrating” the Hulu service, which it now owns 100%, into its flagship Disney+ streamer. A new “unified” Disney+ and Hulu ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A change is coming to the way viewers can access their favorite shows and movies on the Hulu and Disney+ streaming apps. Beginning ...

Hulu shows and movies have been available to stream on Disney+ for a while now, but Disney announced today that it finally plans to fully merge the two into a single app. Disney CEO Bob Iger and CFO ...