Netflix has been implementing password sharing restrictions in Latin America for some time now. Restrictive rules for account sharers have been implemented in Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and Spain. Subscribers in these countries will pay additional fees if they share their Netflix passwords with people who are not in the same household.Extra fee for sub-accounts!
Netflix members have to create additional sub-accounts for the person(s) they do not live in the same house. The cost of this is; It costs $7.99 in Canada and New Zealand, €3.99 in Portugal, and €5.99 in Spain. Netflix does not allow creating more than two sub-accounts. Each account will have a separate username and password.
People already using the same account will be able to transfer their profile to a new paid account. Movie series recommendations, watch histories and watch lists, games and other data will be automatically transferred to the new account.
Required login from home network
Other password sharing restrictions will also apply. Members have to set their home as their primary location. However, he has to log into his Netflix accounts at least once every 31 days over the WiFi network at home. If they are active, they will risk being blocked from accessing their accounts.
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