22-04-2022, 09:08 AM
Families and groups of friends in particular often unsuspectingly share a Netflix account. But that should now be the end of it. The series service wants to ask Schnorrer to pay. Tracking them down is easy. A first test shows what the new account model could look like.
The principle: someone pays, the others watch for free. It is often large families or groups of friends who share the password for an account. The subscription scroungers bring Netflix a lot of money. The service estimates that more than 100 million households are free-riding in this way. But that is about to change: Anyone who passes on their password will soon be paying more. A first test is running.
https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/plus23829...aggregator
The principle: someone pays, the others watch for free. It is often large families or groups of friends who share the password for an account. The subscription scroungers bring Netflix a lot of money. The service estimates that more than 100 million households are free-riding in this way. But that is about to change: Anyone who passes on their password will soon be paying more. A first test is running.
https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/plus23829...aggregator