![]() ![]() In fact, Netflix’s password-sharing-monetization plan is essentially based on the honor system. Recent headlines about the initiative - “The End of Netflix Password Sharing Is Nigh” (Wall Street Journal) and “The End of Free Netflix Password Sharing Is Coming” (CNET) - have made it seem like the company will starting enforcing the no-account-sharing rule with punitive measures. That will encourage password-sharers to create sub-accounts (“Extra Members”) and pay for people outside their households. In early 2023, Netflix plans to roll out “a thoughtful approach to monetize account sharing,” expanding beyond its initial test markets in Latin America, the company said in October. Beginning next year, Netflix will start nagging customers to pay extra if it detects that they’re sharing their account with individuals outside their household - in violation of the streamer’s terms of use.īut users determined to continue flouting Netflix’s password-sharing rules won’t face any draconian repercussions for now: The company will not terminate someone’s account even if they’re sharing passwords, nor is Netflix likely to impose additional fees without a customer’s consent.
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