wonder how its gonna go
wonder how its gonna go
Might affect other services too. A lot of people pool subscriptions so the whole group can have Netflix, Hulu, HBOMAX, etc, while only paying for one. What happens when you bring nothing to said group?
lol retards I wont be subscribing.
lmao. brother I'm a cheap fuck too but don't try to rationalize it.I'm curious as to what that means exactly. I've got kids in 4 different cities, and one at home, and a wife, and I all use this account. It's a family account, and I see that as legitimate. If they start making me pay for every time a log in happens that's not at my house I'll be out for sure.
lmao. brother I'm a cheap fuck too but don't try to rationalize it.
"what do you mean I wasnt allowed to share my password with 5 different households???" "If you don't let me keep doing it I'm out, thats it!!"
yea, one family, that should be watching got in the living room and barbie in one room and transformers in the other room, at the same physical address.Yeah but it's one family.
Yeah but it's one family.
Technically sure, but im also not a massive Netflix watcher. Probably averaged 2-3 hours a week tops over the past year or so.Then they lose nothing. Infact they gain by losing your bandwidth costs.
Technically sure, but im also not a massive Netflix watcher. Probably averaged 2-3 hours a week tops over the past year or so.
Who's popping up the VPN on their router? Then we are all the same IP.
I have never done this, as I dont have much of a need (outside of checking security cams when out of town) but there are a whole slew of retail routers that let you set up your own household VPN. You should be able to have any "family" member you trust connect to your personal VPN and then be able to watching anything using your IP address?its not hard for any server site to know when someone is using a VPN, so far netflix hasn't cared about people accessing out of country content but they will likely care more when account sharing is involved.
Basic With Ads ($6.99 per Month) | Basic ($9.99 per Month) | Standard ($15.49 per Month) | Premium ($19.99 per Month) |
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1 Device | 1 Device | 2 Devices | 4 Devices |
Can You Still Use Netflix While Traveling?
Signing into Netflix outside of your home may lead to the device in use being blocked from Netflix. This could prevent you from signing into new devices while traveling, but Netflix has devised a workaround.
Traveling users who want to use Netflix on a hotel smart TV, company laptop, etc. can request a temporary code from the service when signing in. This will give them access to their account for seven consecutive days.
How Can You Prevent Netflix from Blocking Your Devices?
Signing into home Wi-Fi at least once every 31 days on your devices will make them “trusted devices,” which Netflix will remember and leave unblocked.
If your device has been blocked incorrectly, you’ll need to contact Netflix in order to get it unblocked.
How Will Netflix Know if You’re Not in Your Home/Primary Location?
Netflix uses information such as IP addresses, device IDs, and account activity to determine whether a device signed into your account is connected at your primary location.
If your device is being used outside your home by someone you haven’t authorized, you can sign into your account and sign out on all other devices, then change your password.
How Many Devices Will Netflix Let You Use Simultaneously in One Location?
That all depends on which plan you’re signed up for. Netflix offers four distinct price tiers, and the number of simultaneous streams varies on which tier you subscribe to.
Basic With Ads ($6.99 per Month) Basic ($9.99 per Month) Standard ($15.49 per Month) Premium ($19.99 per Month) 1 Device 1 Device 2 Devices 4 Devices
These measures seem like cautious first steps to avoid a massive exodus of account-sharing users. If they do not meet Netflix’s expectations in curbing password sharing, harsher measures, such as charging users who continue to give out their login information, could follow. Netflix began testing methods to charge users $3 when someone outside the home accessed their account in several Latin American countries in 2022.