Netflix now lets you log out of specific devices remotely | Engadget

Netflix now lets you log out of specific devices remotely

users will be able to see all the devices linked to their account and have the option to remotely log out of each one individually. For each device, you'll see the type of hardware , the profile that was most recently used to watch something on that device, the last time Netflix streamed something to it and the approximate location based on the IP address. The new Manage Access and Devices page will be available on the web, iOS and Android.

, you'll be able to sign out from that specific device remotely. Until now, Netflix has only offered the option to log out of all devices.The company has been making moves in recent weeks that will make it easier for you to kick someone out of your account ahead of a crackdown on password sharing. It started rolling out the option to transfer a profile with all data and preferences

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