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Max could be next streaming service to crack down on password sharing

Disney Plus is initiating a crackdown on password sharing in an effort to combat improper account usage.
Competitor Netflix previously saw an increase in subscribers after implementing a similar crackdown on password sharing.
Disney Plus is offering discounted plans alongside ad-free options, aiming to attract and retain subscribers.

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The Hill

Max could be next streaming service to crack down on password sharing

Yet another streaming service seems poised to crack down on account sharing.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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ScreenRant

Another Major Streaming Service Is Cracking Down On Password Sharing Soon

A new report reveals that Max will be the next streamer to crack down on password sharing. First launched in 2020, Warner Bros.' streaming service has steadily become more popular over the last few years, with users turning to the platform to watch HBO series both new and old, as well as a library of other movies and TV shows. Rebranded to just Max in 2023 following the Warner Bros. and Discovery merger in 2022, the service had previously been u…

2 months ago·Montreal, Canada

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Liverpool Echo

Disney Plus password sharing crackdown coming soon - but you can avoid it

Disney Plus users are being warned that a major crackdown on password sharing is on its way this year

2 months ago·Liverpool, United Kingdom

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Benzinga

First Netflix, Then Disney And Now Max: Warner Bros. Is Also Jumping On The Password Sharing Crackdown - Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS)

Warner Bros. Discovery plans to crack down on password sharing for its Max streaming service, following similar actions by industry leaders like Netflix and Disney, aiming at a "growth opportunity" and exploring new advertising formats for its streaming service.

2 months ago·New York, United States

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