Netflix is changing its policy on password ... People who shared their passwords with others can now easily create and manage sub-accounts with the new model. "Another component of this, though ...

If the title returns to Netflix, your saved Moments will automatically reappear on your list." Here's how it works: Tapping the Moments button at the bottom of your screen will automatically save ...

It was fun while it lasted. Once a cornerstone of its marketing strategy, Netflix is rolling back access to shared passwords. Here's a sound that may soon be a memory for millions of people.

I’m going to make a list of what I want to see on ... afford all of them at the same time.” Now that Netflix has cracked down on sharing passwords in a very public way, competitors may see ...

Netflix looks to turn some of these consumers into paying customers, and it’s been developing measures to slowly end the practice of sharing passwords. The first details of Netflix’s plan to ...

Now the 100 million people who borrow passwords face missing out on their favorite shows on the platform, although sources told the WSJ that Netflix is likely to introduce the ban with caution ...

the new ground rules seem to gel with what Netflix maintains, that passwords and accounts are for one household and one primary location, not for an ex and their fraternity brother, that cousin ...

More than 100 million households currently share Netflix passwords, the service said. That "undermines our long-term ability to invest in and improve Netflix," the company said in a statement ...

Netflix rolled out several related changes on February 8th in Canada, as well as Portugal, Spain and New Zealand. Going forward, passwords and accounts will be for one household and one primary ...

Netflix on Tuesday began emailing U.S. users who share passwords that either they or their nonhousehold members will need to pay up. Users who share passwords must now pay an additional $7.99 a ...

The UK government has decided to warn that giving someone your Netflix ... but would charge password sharers with an offence. "Any decision to charge someone for sharing passwords for streaming ...