“You can easily watch Netflix on the go and when you travel - either on your personal devices or a TV at a hotel or vacation home.” “Your Netflix account is for you and the people you live with - your household,” Netflix said in an email to subscribers. That time was before subscriber growth slowed. Netflix will use device and network signals to determine whether account users are part of a household, according to USA Today.Īt one time Netflix encouraged sharing passwords. "I really love what I do now": 12 News' Lin Sue Flood moved on How will Netflix know who is in your household?
That means I’d have to pony up $7.99 more a month on top of my regular Netflix subscription for Mary Madeline, or any other family member or friend who doesn’t live in my house, to use my password and thus share my account. The company announced Tuesday that only members of a household - as in, people who actually live in the house - can share accounts. Netflix is cracking down on password sharing. Tough luck, Mary Madeline, now it’s going to cost you. My all-time favorite text from my niece who lives 2,000 miles away: “There is no good way to ask this. Watch Video: Ali Wong, Steven Yeun reveal how they met ahead of Netflix's 'Beef'
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