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Tobacco imagery is increasing on the small screen in two key ways: the number of shows featuring tobacco images and the amount of depictions in each show

4- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation

[177] [178] The same year, following criticism of smoking depictions in some of its programmes, Netflix announced that future original series rated TV-14 or below and films rated PG-13 or below would not include smoking or e-cigarette use, except where needed for reasons of historical or factual accuracy, and that depictions in higher-rated productions would be limited to cases where smoking was considered essential to the creative vision or characterisation