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End of party? Netflix testing ways to stop users from sharing passwords with friends, family

End of party? Netflix testing ways to stop users from sharing passwords with friends, family As per reports, Netflix is testing a new feature that might stop users from sharing passwords in the future. Ankita Chakravarti | March 12, 2021 | Updated 10:49 IST Highlights Netflix is testing a new feature that might stop users from sharing passwords in the future. The report suggests that a small group of users received a warning on the app to verify whether they are using their own Netflix account or not The feature is currently being tested on TV devices at the moment. Sharing Netflix password among friends and family is pretty common. We all share passwords to divide the subscription cost but the streaming app does not seem to approve of it. As per reports, Netflix is testing a new feature that might stop users from sharing passwords in the future. While this might be a good move for the company, Netflix could also lose out on a lot of subscribers due to its high subscription costs.

Netflix Rs 299 mobile plus plan will let users stream in HD, give access to more devices

Netflix Rs 299 mobile plus plan will let users stream in HD, give access to more devices Netflix Rs 299 mobile plus plan will let users stream in HD, give access to more devices Netflix is testing a new Mobile Plus plan at Rs 299. It is available to all users and will give access to shows and movies in HD on the user's mobile, tablet and laptop. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS Netflix is testing a mobile plus plan at Rs 299 a month. It will give users access to shows in HD. Netflix is also testing a basic plan at Rs 499 a month. It will let users watch shows on various devices like a phone, tablet, computer, or TV but in SD.