Can I use the sentence as this: " I tuned into Netflix to watch the movie " [closed]

Or is it rather " I tuned in to Netflix to watch some movies"

Solution 1:

It seems that your question is about the difference between in and into. As others have said, tuned may or may not be the best choice for the sentence, but we'll leave that aside. (I think tuned is OK, albeit a bit unusual.)

In this case, use in to because we use tune + in to mean adjust to the correct frequency: "I tuned in too late to hear the end of the basketball game." On old-time radio, announcers said, "Tune in next time to hear more exciting adventures ..."

Generally, save into when you're talking about movement or direction, whether physical or metaphorical. (She walked into the restaurant. Dracula turned into a bat.)