Netflix’s terms of service forbid password sharing beyond households, although the practice remains common.
forbid password sharing beyond households, although the practice remains common.
The test – which will target users in Costa Rica, Chile and Peru in the coming weeks – will allow members to add subaccounts for as many as two other people outside their household for a fee: $2.99 in Costa Rica, 2,380 CLP in Chile and 7.9 PEN in Peru. Members in those countries also will be allowed to “enable people who share their account to transfer profile information either to a new account or an Extra Member sub account,” the post read.
Long added that Netflix will work to see how useful the features are in those three countries “before making changes anywhere else in the world.”
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