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In response to "Netflix has revised their revamped crackdown on password sharing to happen sometime this quarter in the US" by decline

How does this work? I have Netflix and I use it at my house, when I housesit and at my mom's old house. They may all be available on all of them at

Posted by jnine Apr 19 '23, 06:58

the same time, but only one is being streamed. Is that OK? If I log out the others and only log in where I am, is that OK? I'm the only one using it, but I can see it looks like multiple people.

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Here is how they are doing it in Canada - decline Apr 19, 07:21 5
- So, I won't be able to use it because I can't log into my wifi from my mom's old house, which is actually mine now. That sucks. -- nm - jnine Apr 19, 07:49 3
  - are you there for over a month at a time? if you are there for less than that, it won't matter. -- nm - Andie Apr 19, 07:54 2
    - Not usually I was there for 6 weeks in a row last year. -- nm - jnine Apr 19, 07:59 1
      - Best case scenario, if you know you'll be there for over a month you can switch your primary on netflix to there. Worst case, you'll need to pay extra - decline Apr 19, 08:06
- yeah, you have to connect to your home wifi monthly, on all devices that will use the account. -- nm - Andie Apr 19, 07:24
I would imagine they look for simultaneous streams, or streams at locations that are WAY too far apart. -- nm* - loosilu Apr 19, 07:01 1
- These locations are over 509 miles away from each other. -- nm - jnine Apr 19, 07:03

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How does this work? I have Netflix and I use it at my house, when I housesit and at my mom's old house. They may all be available on all of them at

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