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"This wi✤ll not be a universally popular move," Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters candidly said during the company's 2022 fourth quarter earnings interview (via ).

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Netflix had 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:previously trialed its password sharing initiative in a handful of countries in ear🍸ly 2022.

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A later report from confirmed plans for Netflix to roll out the change worldwide in 2023. It is claimed by Netflix that 100 million streamers use the service via borꦅrowed passwords.

The Wall Street Journal's report also suggests methods for how Netflix will crack down on password shariܫng, including sending a verification code to someone using another account and displaying prompts about password sharing until the main account holder pays a fee. No dates about the rollout have yet been confirmed.

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