Sharing passwords from a shared account is causing Netflix to lose a lot of subscriptions, which is why the streamer recently decided to take strict action against the practice. Many users are now making fun of a tweet online in which the streaming service itself described the process as an act of love.
“Liar”: Netflix customers mock the streamer because of the message
“Love is when you share a password“, can be read in the Twitter message of March 10, 2017. The contrast to the current ban efforts is easy to see. And the malice of the subscribers is not long in coming.
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“Ridiculous“, can be read there, “that hasn’t aged well“, writes another fan. A third refers to Netflix executives as “Liar”. And some just think they must have misheard.
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In the age of the internet, nothing really gets under the carpet anymore. While companies used to be able to maintain integrity thanks to the forgetfulness of their customers, now a glance at the feed is enough to uncover any discrepancies. But who knows? Maybe five years from now we’ll all be laughing the time when Netflix bizarrely wanted to ban password sharing.
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In the podcast, we look for explanations for the wave of cancellations at Netflix that has hit shows like Warrior Nun, 1899 and First Kill. Are they really not successful enough? And could Netflix do anything to lessen fan anger and sadness?
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