The streaming giant has told users across the globe that people they don’t live with will no longer be able to use their account.
Netflix has expanded its crackdown on password sharing, telling users worldwide their accounts cannot be shared for free outside their households.
The streaming service has been looking for new revenue streams amid fears of market saturation, with efforts including limits on password borrowing and a new advert-supported option.
On Tuesday, the company said it was sending emails about account sharing to customers in 103 countries and territories, including the UK, France, Germany, the US, Australia, Singapore, Mexico and Brazil.
