Television Netflix is getting stupid password sharing guidelines

[Dan]

I’m about to cancel, there’s barely anything I watch on it. The Beckham documentary was about the only thing i’ve watched in months.

 

[flameinthesun]

I’m about to cancel, there’s barely anything I watch on it. The Beckham documentary was about the only thing i’ve watched in months.

I already did. Nowadays my Tv watching is 90% youtube, 9% Sports and 1% Amazon when I want a movie to watch.

 

[Alex99]

Does everyone subscribe to Netflix and just stay subscribed?

I cycle between services, I might Netflix for 3 months, Disney for 3 months and so on. I don't see the need as an individual to have all these services all the time. Netflix will have a few good series then nothing for 3-4 months.

I was piggybacking on the in-laws' so haven't bothered since they brought in the password sharing restrictions.

Paid up front for a year of Disney+ but binning that once it's up.

Set up a media server using Plex so I just acquire anything I want to watch by other means and chuck it on there.

 

[SteveCoppellFan]

Mrs has amazon prime for the millions of daily deliveries she seems to get

Hmmm, my wife is the same.

I work from home so I have stop every hour to open the door to yet another delivery.

 

[Mr Pigeon]

Hmmm, my wife is the same.

I work from home so I have stop every hour to open the door to yet another delivery.

Same delivery driver? He's there to deliver a package, alright.

 

[One Night Only]

Only subscribe to it for the kids, looks like they may have to just start watching YouTube or Disney plus or something.

 

[Reditus]

Does everyone subscribe to Netflix and just stay subscribed?

I cycle between services, I might Netflix for 3 months, Disney for 3 months and so on. I don't see the need as an individual to have all these services all the time. Netflix will have a few good series then nothing for 3-4 months.

Netflix and Disney yes. Disney is annual which I find pretty handy

my Apple TV and YouTube subs come out of my phone package so they are permanent too.

amazon I don’t, and usually wait for loads of stuff to build up and for them to offer a free month

 

[Snow]

Does everyone subscribe to Netflix and just stay subscribed?

I cycle between services, I might Netflix for 3 months, Disney for 3 months and so on. I don't see the need as an individual to have all these services all the time. Netflix will have a few good series then nothing for 3-4 months.

There's no need.

I only subscribe to YouTube premium as this point because I watch enough on the phone for the ads to be very annoying. Nothing else but an IPTV subscription as a constant.

The diluted pool of streaming services couple with raised prices across the board has made the skull and bone flag much more appealing.