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As the digital content landscape expands rapidly, platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, HBO Max, and Disney+ have become our go-to destinations for captivating series and movies. In the quest to save a few bucks, many of us turned to the age-old tradition of sharing accounts with friends. But the party might be over – Netflix recently tightened the reins on account sharing, boosting both its user numbers and revenue. Now, in a move echoing its competitor, Disney+ is gearing up for its own crackdown on password sharing, set to roll out starting March 14. The era of shared passwords might be facing its sunset.
Starting March 12, Disney+ and Hulu’s new user agreement bans password sharing pic.twitter.com/umFNE6mvve
— Dexerto (@Dexerto) January 31, 2024
Disney+ Restriction On Password Sharing
The anticipation surrounding Disney+’s move to curb account and password sharing has been lingering for some time. While no official announcement has surfaced, reports indicated that the company was gearing up to address this issue. However, the recent revelation comes not from Disney+, but from an email sent to Hulu users, a fellow digital content platform under The Walt Disney Company umbrella.
The email outlines upcoming changes, stating that Hulu will be “adding limitations on sharing your account outside of your household.” The long-expected development is now taking a concrete shape, impacting the landscape of shared streaming experiences.
Netflix now Disney and Hulu? I canceled most of my subscription services. Not only are they much more expensive now, they want to crack down on sharing a password to increase more profits?
Yeah no I’m good man ill take another route. https://t.co/rRwCMqun4Z pic.twitter.com/U0cg8RasHB
— Kidskull (@Kidskull51) February 1, 2024
Curiosity arises when considering the relevance of a Hulu email for Disney+ users, as highlighted in the initial paragraph. Ars Technica’s inquiry into the matter yielded disappointing news: starting March 14, Disney+ users can no longer share account passwords with friends or family in different households. Company officials have promised more information, leaving users in anticipation of further details. This change marks a shift from the previous lenient approach towards password sharing.
Disney on March 12: No password sharing
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— 𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 🔜 DICE (@DanHevia) February 1, 2024
Currently, Disney+ users sharing account passwords remain unidentified. However, there are expectations of implementing a system similar to Netflix’s, which restricts sharing to devices within the same household for a specific period. The rationale behind this move becomes apparent when considering Disney+’s $11 billion loss since its launch in November 2019.
Hulu and Disney+ have now added terms in their agreement that bans subscribers from password sharing.
“Unless otherwise permitted by your Service Tier, you may not share your subscription outside of your household.” pic.twitter.com/VnqvYjuOpP
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) January 31, 2024
With the platform’s original content proving costly and less popular, Disney finds it imperative to curtail password sharing. Whether this decision will mirror the positive outcomes seen with Netflix remains to be seen, but until March 14th, users can continue sharing accounts without restrictions.
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