With the end of the coronavirus epidemic, people are no longer confined to their homes and have found other programs for themselves besides television. In particular, Netflix was hit hard by this, with financial results falling far short of expectations.


The streaming service provider has come up with many different solution ideas lately, for example, in November, they launched the cheapest package, which is full of ads and runs with fewer movie selections. Novelty hasn’t been a common thing yet, so according to The Wall Street Journal, the preferred option chosen by the company’s management might be to eliminate password sharing as a phenomenon. Of course, there could be downsides to this: on the one hand, it would be good for the company to suddenly have 100 million unpaid users subscribe, but on the other hand, this could lead to a negative wave against Netflix that it could also lead to additional subscribers being lost.

The mystery of the matter is that a few years ago the same service provider announced how good it is to share passwords, this is love itself, they said in their tweet.