How to Share after Netflix's Password-Sharing Crackdown

Netflix is cracking down on password sharing in four more countries on February 9 — Canada, New Zealand, Portugal, and Spain. It is not the first attempt at Netflix’s crackdown on account sharing. It has already begun testing the change in Latin America over the past year, and now stepping up its efforts in preparation more extensively “in the coming months”. And the policy is expected to be rolled out in the U.S. in March.

There are now over 100 million households sharing accounts, so the move is a strategy of the company that is expected to increase the number of subscribers. For Netflix’s subscribers, it’s not good news because they need to pay extra to share with others. The following will focus on the password-sharing guidelines and the way of sharing Netflix videos after the password-restricted policy is launched.

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Password-sharing Guidelines

1.What’s the household?

A Netflix account is meant to be shared in one household (people who live in the same location with the account owner). For access to Netflix, those who are not living in your household must create their own accounts. According to a Netflix spokesperson, the streaming giant will use an IP address, rather than the physical location of the account holder, to identify the primary account holder.

2.How many countries have implemented this policy?

Users in Canada, New Zealand, Spain, and Portugal will now be required to set up a "primary location" for their accounts and manage who has access to them. And they will be given two "sub accounts" for users who don't live in that household, according to the streaming service. For adding extra users, subscribers in Canada, New Zealand, Spain, and Portugal will be charged CA$7.99, NZ$7.99, 5.99 euros, and 3.99 euros respectively.

3.How many extra members can you buy?

Purchasing extra members is not an option for subscribers of Basic and Basic with ads plans. Members on Standard or Premium plans can add one to two more member sub accounts, each with a profile, personalized recommendations, login, and password.

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How to share after Netflix's Password-Sharing Crackdown

If you are a Basic or ad-tier plan subscriber, you need to upgrade to Standard plan or above first to get the chance of adding an extra member, which means you need to pay two more fees for sharing videos. Beyond that, the extra member must set up their sub-account in the same nation as the account owner, acclaimed Netflix, which makes things difficult if you want to share with your friends or family abroad. What can we do since the new password-sharing rules have been announced? The best and easiest way to get rid of them is by transferring the downloaded video files to people you want to share. You can use FlixiCam, a Netflix video downloader, to save the videos you want to share with others. These videos will not expire like the videos stored in the Netflix app, and there’re no limits on sharing.

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FlixiCam is a handy tool that can help you download any Netflix videos in MP4/MKV files, thus ensuring you can share unlimited videos with whomever you want. You can get up to 1080P resolution videos by using FlixiCam, and Dolby 5.1 surround sound will greatly increase your watching experience. Additionally, multilingual subtitles are available to meet different needs. FlixiCam can be downloaded on both Windows and Mac devices for free. To experience the fantastic functions, try FlixiCam!