This year, account sharing on Netflix has been ignored. At first some procedures were applied, then they came back and finally the company defined the procedures. February started and NetflixWhich was intensifying its efforts to prevent its subscribers from sharing their passwords with others, required this of subscribers Connected devices are required to log in from the account holder’s IP address once every 31 days. It was the beginning of change.
Actions include blocking the service immediately Any new computer trying to log in from a different IP address. This has paid off. Logging in on a different device becomes difficult, even more so if someone tries to bypass the procedures. There was no other choice: the people. They migrated to creating their own accounts. Goodbye sharing.
What happened since then?
A few days ago, the streaming platform Netflix Netflix posted its biggest gain on the Nasdaq in more than two years, after announcing it added 8.8 million new subscribers in the third quarter of 2023. Netflix shares rose 16.05%, to $401.87 each, leading the gains.
There has not been an increase of this size since January. The company stated in its report for the third quarter of 2023 that it achieved the highest growth in the number of subscribers during a quarter since the second quarter of 2020. At the end of September, it had 247.15 million subscribers.
And be careful with rising prices
Will we see a better series? Let’s hope so. Netflix also announced, on Wednesday, that it will increase the prices of its packages in the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, with the aim of increasing its profitability.
We don’t know if this will happen in Latin America, but if it does, let’s hope the content will improve as well.
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