In an effort to tackle password sharing and increase revenue, Netflix has expanded its crackdown on account sharing to the United States and over 100 other countries, including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia, Singapore, Mexico, and Brazil. The streaming giant has been seeking new ways to generate income as it faces potential market saturation, with measures such as limiting password borrowing and introducing an ad-supported option.
Yesterday, Netflix announced that it was sending emails to customers in 103 countries and territories, informing them that their accounts could not be shared for free outside of their households. The emails clarify that a Netflix account should only be used within one household, but paying customers can add a member outside their homes for an additional fee. In the United States, this fee is set at US$8…
