US EditionDisney to go after password sharing ‘in earnest,’ CEO warns
- Disney CEO Bob Iger announced the company will enforce its password-sharing measures “in earnest” starting in September, following a limited rollout in June.
- The subscriber agreement states that accounts can only be shared within a household, defined by devices connected to the primary residence.
- If a device is flagged outside the household, users must either pay for a new subscription or an extra membership fee.
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Disney to go after password sharing 'in earnest,' CEO warns
(NEXSTAR) — Still sharing a Disney+ or Hulu login with someone else? That may be short-lived, as Disney plans to crack down on password sharing "in earnest" next month. This isn't exactly a surprise move by Disney. The company announced late last summer that it planned to crack down on password sharing coming into 2024. At the time, coming off a second consecutive quarter of subscriber drop-off for Disney+, CEO Bob Iger called it a move to "dr…
Anyone who still streams films and series from Disney+ using a friend's password could soon be in trouble. The company has taken initial measures and plans to get serious from September.
After Netflix, Disney+ will no longer allow users to share their passwords outside the household. The CEO of Disney promises that the restrictions will be strictly enforced from September, reports The Verge. Disney already announced in February that users outside the household will have to pay if they want to access the streaming channel. Then, in principle, this was also introduced in some countries, but it was not announced when it would be ex…
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