Next to theater, ODT platforms are gaining the largest share among people. Accordingly, from international to local official O.T.D. Many sites are also running. As soon as the film is released in theaters, new films are released directly on popular OTD sites like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+Hotstar, and low budget films are getting rave reviews from fans.
These OTD sites were very helpful to the people during the lockdown. It was a great form of entertainment for those who could not go to theaters to watch movies. Thus O.T.D. Following the popularity of the sites, the respective companies also brought several important changes. A particularly dramatic change in price. Only a limited number of simultaneous O.D.T. Various changes were introduced to make the site usable. Meanwhile, the company has shocked Netflix account holders with a huge announcement.
Accordingly, the feature of adding up to 5 profiles to one account in Netflix has been there till now. Now Netflix has released an announcement that dives into that feature. Because Netflix is planning to charge a subscriber’s account from next year if a friend or relative logs into their account on any device, including their phone or TV, ending the feature that used to be used by five others.
The program has already been implemented in Argentina, Dominican Republic, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. It has also been implemented in some Latin American countries. Accordingly, if anyone other than the account holder logs in to the Netflix account, $3 i.e. 250 rupees has been charged from the customer. So, no one can use their friend’s Netflix account without paying any more.
Netflix has taken a plan to retain its subscribers by preventing this type of password sharing since it recently lost customers, even though the number of users of the Netflix platform is high internationally.
Password sharing has been a problem since the early days of Netflix. However, it appears that Netflix has realized the need to stop password sharing to compensate for the drop in revenue, which it didn’t realize until it lost 10 percent of its customers.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said, “This password sharing prevention measure is one of Netflix’s new efforts to increase subscribers. Accordingly, password sharing will soon be broken.” They have said that.
– Aruna Aruchami