Netflix To Stop Password Sharing, 2023 - Disney+ Next Year, 2024

[karmakid]

…in a year

Netflix Says Password-Sharing Solution A Year Away; Reed Hastings Vows To “Get Back Into Investors’ Good Graces”

Sober execs said a password-sharing crackdown on the army of 100 million Netflix viewers who use the service for free is being tested.

deadline.com

 

[karmakid]

Netflix CEO now says he’s open to a cheaper, ad-supported plan

Reed Hastings has long resisted the idea of ads on Netflix.

www.theverge.com

 

[Plainview]

Netflix CEO now says he’s open to a cheaper, ad-supported plan

Reed Hastings has long resisted the idea of ads on Netflix.

www.theverge.com

Depending on how much it’s reduced, I’d be ok.

 

[Spiritech]

If I didn't share it with family I'd only turn it on for Witcher and Cobra Kai.

 

[bullzeye]

Terrible idea, their subscription rate is free falling, bleeding money and their competitors are fast catching up, I can see a troubling couple years for Netflix.

 

[Grimmy]

If I can't share with my father, it'll be easier for me to cancel until I want to watch a slew of shows. So, it'll be the opposite for what they are intending.

 

[bullzeye]

Oh boy just keep on digging Netflix.

 

[Viktor]

 

[sharkboy1200]

Just make an ad based free option already. Keep some shows on Netflix subscriptions.

 

[D-V-ANT]

If I can't share with my father, it'll be easier for me to cancel until I want to watch a slew of shows. So, it'll be the opposite for what they are intending.

Yeah agreed. I have a family plan and it covers my mother in law and my own parents. If they restrict it for only use in one physical residence I'll be cancelling it completely.

 

[tumorman]

Yeah agreed. I have a family plan and it covers my mother in law and my own parents. If they restrict it for only use in one physical residence I'll be cancelling it completely.

Same here. I already barely watch it to begin with but if I can't share it with my parents I'm done. Literally the only reason I pay for it is because I know they use it.

 

[tumorman]

Depending on how much it’s reduced, I’d be ok.

This is how we should be looking at it. I use the ad-supported Peacock and it's fine for me. Granted I mostly use it to watch WWE and Premier League so it's a bit different than actual scripted content.

 

[Kerosene31]

You can also cancel your account for I think up to 8 months and still keep your list and settings. Then, basically subscribe for a month or two and binge everything, then cancel and move on to the next service.

 

[karmakid]

This is how we should be looking at it. I use the ad-supported Peacock and it's fine for me. Granted I mostly use it to watch WWE and Premier League so it's a bit different than actual scripted content.

Is that one free?

 

[tumorman]

Is that one free?

No it's like five bucks a month.

 

[karmakid]

Netflix's plan to charge people for sharing passwords is already a mess before it's even begun, report suggests

Netflix has been trialing a new policy to charge people for sharing their account outside their households in Costa Rica, Chile, and Peru.

www.businessinsider.com

 

[Grimmy]

Netflix's plan to charge people for sharing passwords is already a mess before it's even begun, report suggests

Netflix has been trialing a new policy to charge people for sharing their account outside their households in Costa Rica, Chile, and Peru.

www.businessinsider.com

As I said before, expect me to cancel. The only reason I continue to subscribe is because I'm sharing with me father.

 

[Plainview]

As I said before, expect me to cancel. The only reason I continue to subscribe is because I'm sharing with me father.

“Me father.”

 

[karmakid]

Netflix’s latest anti-password sharing test lets users “buy” additional homes

Netflix is trying to make users pay if they share passwords

www.theverge.com

 

[karmakid]

Netflix To Launch Advertising Tier In “Early Part” Of 2023

Netflix the a cheaper advertising will roll in a handful of markets first.

deadline.com

 

[Kerosene31]

Hey Netflix, the reason everyone cancels is because there's 1-2 things worth watching a year. They keep jacking up the price too.

 

[karmakid]

The new Netflix with ads tier could cost you $7-$9 a month

Pricing leaks out

www.techradar.com

 

[TeKPhaN]

Hey Netflix, the reason everyone cancels is because there's 1-2 things worth watching a year. They keep jacking up the price too.

Let's not forget the woke s***.

 

[karmakid]

Let's not forget the woke s***.

I thought that was hbo….wait, isn’t there a tv show called woke?

 

[sharkboy1200]

I don't mind ads, but make it free. Feels pointless if not.

 

[karmakid]

I don't mind ads, but make it free. Feels pointless if not.

Hulu once was, no?

 

[sharkboy1200]

Hulu once was, no?

Yup, I don't think they would have grown to what they are now if not for offering a ad based free service.

 

[karmakid]

Netflix will charge $6.99 a month for new ad-supported plan starting Nov. 3 in U.S.

Netflix is debuting its advertising-supported subscription plan on Nov. 3 in the U.S. at $6.99 per month.

www.cnbc.com

 

[karmakid]

Netflix password-sharing crackdown will roll out globally in “early 2023”

Netflix is preparing to “monetize account sharing” widely.

www.theverge.com

 

[TeKPhaN]

Give me a reason to cancel.