Netflix already detects if you’re traveling (or instead, you’re sharing an account illegally)
To date, few users have complained that netflix prohibited them from sharing an account outside of their home, even though that was the norm. However, more than a month and a half after the change, the platform of streaming started to warn users who continue to use this technique. This, yes, in a polite manner and assuming at all times that you are traveling. But in reality, it is a message that hides a double intention: remind people who share an EVIL Netflix account to stop doing so, because they’ve been caught.
The Netflix notice you’ll now see if you keep sharing an MAL account
“Get a code to watch Netflix when you’re away from home. If you are the person who owns the account, we will send you a temporary access code for (main profile email( or al (main profile phone) to get 14 days of streaming. To stop using this account, log out below.“.
As I said, Netflix assumes you’ve temporarily left home, but you’re still the same person you share under the same roof. But this notice also appears in groups of friends who continue to share an account netflix although they do not live together. And the most interesting thing is that You can only prolong the agony for 28 days (14 days with the aforementioned code, and 14 days with an extension). After, you will need to connect to the Wi-Fi of the main residence.
For the moment, it is not known what will happen after these 28 days because the stopwatch has just started ticking. netflix It continues to improvise and encourage its users to contract an individual profile, instead of sharing an account with non-residents, which is not allowed at the moment. I guess there will be some sort of temporary blocking of those profiles not connecting to the main wifi when the 28 days is up. However, It is already entering the field of digression.
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