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Using Your Friend’s Netflix Account? Here s What Might Upset You If you don t live with the owner of this account, you need your own account to keep watching, the pop-up reads Unsplash Associated Press (AP) 2021-03-13T10:02:21+05:30 Using Your Friend’s Netflix Account? Here s What Might Upset You outlookindia.com 2021-03-13T10:16:58+05:30
Netflix is testing a way to crack down on password sharing.
The popular streaming service has been using popups to ask some users to verify their account via email or text, or to verify later.
If you don t live with the owner of this account, you need your own account to keep watching, the screen reads, according to Streamable.com, which first reported the test.
12 March 2021, 12:43 am EST By What is the Reason Behind the Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown? How Serious is the Situation? ( Screenshot From Pexels Official Website )
Netflix might just be rolling out a whole Netflix password sharing crackdown as the company takes an uncompromised position when it comes to password sharing. The company, this week, starts to test out a verification system that is designed to dissuade the reportedly common practice.
A select number of subscribers just this week were given a prompt reading stating that if the user did not live with the owner of the said account, the user would then need their very own account for them to continue watching. Users were then asked to give verification through a generated code that was sent either through text or email, according to an article by TheStreamable.
End of party? Netflix testing ways to stop users from sharing passwords with friends, family
As per reports, Netflix is testing a new feature that might stop users from sharing passwords in the future.
Ankita Chakravarti | March 12, 2021 | Updated 10:49 IST
Highlights Netflix is testing a new feature that might stop users from sharing passwords in the future.
The report suggests that a small group of users received a warning on the app to verify whether they are using their own Netflix account or not
The feature is currently being tested on TV devices at the moment.
Sharing Netflix password among friends and family is pretty common. We all share passwords to divide the subscription cost but the streaming app does not seem to approve of it. As per reports, Netflix is testing a new feature that might stop users from sharing passwords in the future. While this might be a good move for the company, Netflix could also lose out on a lot of subscribers due to its high subscription
Uh oh! Netflix tests ways to prevent users from sharing passwords
Netflix is rolling out a test that would warn users who are sharing account login information. A small group of users received a warning on the app to verify if they were using their own Netflix account or not
BusinessToday.In | March 12, 2021 | Updated 12:23 IST
Netflix plans to make users stop sharing passwords
Remember how you took the Netflix password from that one friend and have been using it for years now? The streaming major has plans to put a stop to that. Netflix is testing a new feature that might stop users from sharing passwords in the future. Bad news for you but good news for Netflix!