Ever since Netflix announced it would start cracking down on password sharing, the movie streaming company has received a lot of blowback from customers. But, the numbers don't lie: The unpopular move from Netflix seems to have worked in the company's favor.
I'm not that surprised tbh. Despite the complaining it makes sense that most of the password sharers would just pay for new subs if they liked the content. I guess we'll see if they continue to see these people sub or not in the long term.
I'm honestly surprised to hear this. With the massive drop in quality in Netflix-produced content, with huge swaths of their licensed content being removed every month, and with how unpopular these decisions were, I'm surprised that there's still people wanting to subscribe to Netflix in the first place.
I wish I could wrap my head around this. Company goes from “love is sharing a password” to we’re going to charge extra for any connections outside what we determine to be your home network.
And the customers keep coming.
It feels like we just accept whatever abuse companies push to us, we open our wallets and say take whatever you want.
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