Disney+ password sharing crackdown begins next month, according to CEO
Disney+ is about to get serious about its password-sharing crackdown. Disney CEO Bob Iger recently announced that the changes, first discussed a year ago, will begin in September. This comes after Netflix’s successful implementation of similar anti-password sharing measures last May.
Disney+ hasn’t provided many details about its technical approach to stopping password sharing. It has simply stated that it will “analyze the use of your account” to ensure that Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions are only used within one “household.” It’s expected that users found to be using someone else’s account will be asked to create their own.
