Netflix Unveils New Password Sharing Policy, Users Report Being Kicked Out of Accounts

Netflix have risen by over 100 per cent since the streaming service began cracking down on password sharing.Earlier this year, the streaming service announced details of its password crackdown, making it impossible to use one account in several locations.The rule then came into force last month, with Netflix receiving major backlash from existing subscribers.Since then though, Netflix has experienced a large rise in sign-ups, with the days between May 25-28 – shortly after the May 23 announcement – becoming the platform’s four biggest days of new sign-ups in the United States since 2019, as Variety report.On those days, 73,000 new users signed up for Netflix, a 102 per cent increase on the previous 60 days.In a statement posted by Netflix last month, they explained of the rule: “Starting today, we will be sending this email to members who are sharing Netflix outside their household in the United Kingdom.”The streaming giant said a Netflix account was “for use by one household” and those wanting to share theirs must pay £4.99 to do so.They continued to explain: “It’s why we continue to invest heavily in a wide variety of new films and TV programmes – so whatever your taste, mood or language and whoever you’re watching with, there’s always something satisfying to watch on Netflix.”Since the announcement of the account sharing fee, Netflix has begun receiving backlash. Unhappy customers took to social media to express their annoyance with the new rules that have been implemented.

Netflix just implemented its new password sharing rules over the past few months, cracking down on sharing one account for multiple households.

began its crackdown than in any other four-day period since streaming analytics company Antenna counted since it started tracking the data in 2019. Average daily sign-ups to Netflix reached 73,000 during that period, Antenna said, a 102% increase from the prior 60-day average.

Netflix sign-ups have surged recently as the company prepares to crack down on password sharing, analytics firm Antenna said today in a first look at the impact of the streamer’s new policy.

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Netflix has clamped down on password sharing across households, with subscribers in the UK noticing changes rolled out this week. Account holders received emails from the streaming giant reminding them that their account is for use by 'you and the people you live with.'

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Amazon Prime Video has been praised for 'dragging' rival Netflix following its crack down on password sharing. The American streaming giant has moved to stop multiple households using the same account, something which it previously encouraged.

Prime Video is not about to let rival Netflix forget about its previously benevolent attitude toward password sharing.

for an additional monthly fee of $7.99.Subscribers of Netflix have taken to social media to express their anger, with many claiming they’re simply going to cancel their accounts now.The divorce is final. #CancelNetflix pic.twitter.com/8tYJ5rdxb8“The divorce is final. #CancelNetflix,” one person wrote.“Shame on you @netflix.

An expert has warned of the danger that can come with password-sharing on the streaming service Netflix.

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