Netflix now allows customers to “buy” another household to add to their account to reduce password sharing. According to recent reports, the streaming service is now testing out a new method to prevent individuals from sharing passwords in Argentina, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic.
If the firm suspects that you’re using Netflix on a TV or other device in another house more than two weeks in a row, it’ll ask you to “purchase” an extra home for a specified price. The cost in Argentina will be an extra $1.17 per month tacked onto your subscription, whereas the price appears to climb slightly to $2.99 per month in the other designated areas.
If you don’t choose to buy a second home, the second location will be blocked from your account after two weeks, and you’ll be limited to your primary residence when using your Netflix account. According to the firm, your IP addresses and device IDs will be utilized to determine your primary location. Users should use the same internet connection at home and avoid using VPNs or other proxies.
There’s no word on when the feature will be available in other areas, but Netflix promises that it will be accessible in Honduras on August 22.
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