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Yahoo Entertainment reports:
As Netflix begins its crackdown on password sharing, the streaming giant’s Canadian division has introduced a new way to stop people from sharing. Netflix Canada confirmed via a release on its website stating the new procedure.
Users will have to set a primary location where anyone living in that household can access Netflix. Any additional users on either the standard or premium plans can add one or two extra members respectively for an added cost of $7.99 per user.
Users on the basic and ad-supported plans will not be able to add any additional members to their plan.
Read the full article. Some Canadians are taking to social media to say they’re canceling their accounts.
We know there’s been a lot of confusion about sharing Netflix. A Netflix account is intended for one household, so we’re rolling out new features in Canada to give you more control over your account — and yes, you can still watch Netflix while traveling! https://t.co/rCdEvZrCKq
— Netflix Canada (@Netflix_CA) February 8, 2023
Happy kick your mother-in-law off your Netflix account day, Canada pic.twitter.com/qwd81u5Qoq
— Aaron Reynolds (@aaronreynolds) February 9, 2023
Netflix has extended its crackdown on password sharing to Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and Spain https://t.co/ypqtGQHHjv
— CNN (@CNN) February 9, 2023