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Reporting that it added million subscribers in the first three months of this year. that sounds like good news, doesnt it? last year the company lost subscribers the final six months. but, wall street was expecting it to have added 3 million subscribers. last year netflix reported not one, but two quarters where it lost customers. it was the first time the company has reported a loss in subscribers in ten years. these latest results show a gain in subscribers. that is good. but, it is actually m...

Last month, Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters said the company was expecting to see "a bit of a cancel reaction" to the policy.

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Netflix's new password-sharing rules apparently rolled out in Canada this week, and TikTokers are not taking it lightly.

The company stated that one Netflix account is intended for one household only. Netflix is expanding its limitations for password sharing outside of the United States.

Netflix wants to stop multiple households using one account. Over 100 million households share passwords, it said.

Subscribers in Canada and Spain who want to share an account must pay extra monthly fee

On the social media response surrounding Netflixs changes to its password-sharing policy.

Netflix has broadened its crackdown on password sharing to include restrictions on users on Canada, Portugal, New Zealand, and Spain.

After intense backlash surrounding what appeared to be the first signs of Netflix's upcoming password sharing crackdown, the company clarified no official announcements have been made outside of the current test countries.