JAKARTA, KOMPAS.TV – Netflix users who use one account for mass sharing password need to be vigilant. A number of users have reported being “blocked” by Netflix or being unable to access the service streaming the video.
A message appears on the screen that says, “If you don’t live with the account owner, you will need to have your own account to continue watching.” This notification is accompanied by offering a free subscription option for 30 days by creating your own account.
The original owner of the account who receives the notification will be asked to perform a verification which will be sent via e-mail or SMS to the registered number. In other words, users who are not the original owner must create their own accounts to avoid being blocked.
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Account sharing support is one of the most popular Netflix features. But actually obey terms of use Netflix, this support can be used only by people who live in the same house.
Meanwhile, so far, people who share accounts are not always the same house, especially buyers who have access to illegal accounts that are sold for less than the official price.
A Netflix representative explained to The Streamable that it has begun a trial to strictly warn users who share account passwords outside of the provisions.
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