Disney raises streaming prices as CEO Bob Iger warns of password sharing crackdown
Disney said Wednesday it will raise the price of its streaming services Disney+ and Hulu for the second time this year.
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Disney said Wednesday it will raise the price of its streaming services Disney+ and Hulu for the second time this year.
Disney CEO Bob Iger said the company already has tools to track password sharing and a "significant" number of people engage in the practice.
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The new planned restriction will also apply to its cheaper plan which will limit usage across two devices.
The decision to enforce the four-device login policy was initially put on hold to attract subscribers through password sharing