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The streaming giant revealed the number at its first in-person upfronts presentation in New York .
Last year , in a virtual format due to the WGA strike, the company said it had 5 million MAUs, and the number grew to 23 million by January .
More than 70% of Netflix ’s ad-supported subscribers watch for more than 10 hours a month, according to Nielsen .
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