Supreme Netflix Is Testing New...

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As far as i know, in the future Netflix is upgrading their IP Limitations + Sharing is only possible trough own accounts (Like Spotify, Youtube Family...).
With this type of Security System they could easily request a password reset on IP Change.
Therefore Account sharing aka cracked ones would be useless.
Otherwise, perhaps you could then just sell Upgrade Links ?

Spotify for example doesnt really have an IP Limitation* and Account sharing there isnt a hugh problem (Because you surely can share your Account, but only 1 Device can listen at a time).
Also currently they dont Auto request pw reset, they do it by Reset Waves.
But they are surely allready working on something...

*except for Stream Botting

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lol rip mrs.flix

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Yeah, Netflix changes my password almost 2-3 times in every month lol. Because of password sharing...

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Netflix Is Testing New Crackdown On Password Sharing


So it seems like Netflix is a basically saying get the fuck off Mrs.Flix Netflix Account If You Don't Fit In Any Of These Categories.

• You Ain't Fucking Mrs.Flix
  
• Yo Mommy Ain't Mrs. Flix
  
• You Don't Live In The Same House As Mrs. Flix
  

Just a nice little laugh I Thought....

Netflix has never made a big deal about password-sharing, but a new test suggests the company may be reconsidering.

Netflix is trying out a new policy with some customers, prompting certain people to sign up for a separate account if they aren't watching with the subscriber.


The message reads: "If you don't live with the owner of this account, you need your own account to keep watching." The Streamable first reported about the trial.

According to a spokesman, Netflix tries "hundreds" of tests a year with select customers.

"This test is designed to help ensure that people using Netflix accounts are authorized to do so," Netflix said in a statement.

The trial may not lead to a larger crackdown around password sharing. The test could be applied for account security as well as sharing passwords.

About 33% of all Netflix users share their password with at least one other person, according to research firm Magid. Netflix's basic plan costs $8.99 per month. The company's standard plan is $13.99 per month, which allows users to watch Netflix on two screens at the same time. Historically, Netflix hasn't done much to stop password-sharing, as strong growth in subscriber numbers and its stock price offset any concerns about lost revenue.

WEBSITE FOR FULL ARTICLE

www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/03/11/netflix-password-sharing-crackdown-being-tested.html

Nice great info. Thanks mate

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