Some analysts say that the Netflix password-sharing fee could bring in an additional $1.6 billion per year if applied globally.
Is Netflix password-sharing legal?
You can still share your password with others if it doesn’t ruin your binging. Each subscription tier permits a certain number of simultaneous streams. If you share your password with more people than the number of streams in your plan, not all of them will be able to use the service simultaneously.Subscribers on Netflix’s Standard and Premium plans will be able to add sub accounts for up to two people they don’t live with.
The company estimated that about half of non-paying Netflix password-sharing households will become paying customers. Of those, half will create brand new accounts.
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