Netflix bans password sharing in India

Netflix has announced that it has ended password sharing in India. So Netflix accounts in India can only be used by people living in the same household.

Netflix has said it will send emails to those who violate the rule. This company is looking to increase its revenues in this way after the recession caused by the Corona epidemic.

Netflix has said in its statement that a user account is intended for the use of each family and everyone who lives in the same family can use this account wherever they are.

The company has also said it will continue its efforts to invest in a wide range of films and TV shows. Therefore, anyone with any taste and mood can benefit from these programs.

Netflix recently imposed restrictions on password sharing in several countries around the world, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and France. Of course, users can add another member outside their family by paying an additional monthly fee, but this feature is not yet available in India.

In the time of Corona, Netflix has faced a sharp decrease in its users, so that in the first half of last year, it lost about 1 million of its subscribers.

Source: BBC