A few weeks ago, Netflix decided to go to war against account sharing. The platform is currently testing new restrictions in some South American markets, such as Peru, Chile and Costa Rica. In the face of confusion caused by this new policy, many subscribers decided to leave the streaming service.
As everyone knows, Netflix is going through an unprecedented bad patch phase. In fact, the premiere streaming platform lost nearly 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter of 2022 . The service specifically blames users who share their accounts and holds them partially responsible for Netflix 's poor performance and the upcoming price hike.
In March 2022 , Netflix revealed plans to charge subscribers more fees for sharing their passwords with friends and other family members. In the aftermath, the streaming service announced the temporary introduction of new restrictions on account sharing in some South American markets, including Costa Rica, Peru and Chile.
This new policy includes charging users who share their accounts an additional cost, with a set fee of $2 for shared accounts with two or more people.
However, Netflix 's communication regarding these restrictions is somewhat vague and lacks clarity in the eyes of subscribers. Some claim that they did not receive an email informing them of this change, while others simply chose to ignore this list. Others simply decided to terminate their subscription, considering that the price increase was too high for them.
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