title: How do apps like 'Rave' play Netflix inside their own app?
body: <p>So the <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wemesh.android&amp;hl=en_IN" rel="noreferrer">'Rave' app</a> let's you watch Netflix, (YouTube, .. and other streaming services) with friends. It's easy to recognize that they use Android <code>WebView</code> to display the source website first. They then listen to <code>URL</code> changes, so they can detect that user's selected video, and then play that on their own Video Player (which probably is a <code>webview</code> too). 
  Now the question is, how on earth do they manage to play Netflix on their webview player? Netflix's DRM policy requires you to have the native android app or a browser on your computer. 
  Since Rave are managing authentication using the <code>WebView</code>, they must have found a way to circumvent the barriers Netflix has placed?</p>
  
  <p>This has been a really interesting case study for me. It would be great to understand the legal implications of this too.</p>