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    Netflix inches closer to kicking you off your parents’ account

    Still haven’t gotten around to finishing that season of ‘Stranger Things’ you were watching on your ex’s cousin’s roommate’s old Netflix account? You better hurry up: Changes are coming to the streaming platform’s password-sharing policies — and Americans could be the next ones to get locked out. “Today, over 100 million households are sharing accounts — impacting our ability to invest in ...
    by Brian Contreras, Los Angeles Times Feb 08, 2023 2 minutes
    A view of Netflix' s headquarters in Los Angeles.

    Still haven’t gotten around to finishing that season of ‘Stranger Things’ you were watching on your ex’s cousin’s roommate’s old Netflix account?

    You better hurry up: Changes are coming to the streaming platform’s password-sharing policies — and Americans could be the next ones to get locked out.

    “Today, over 100 million households are sharing accounts —

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