![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Even the most blatant forms of account sharing go unpunished. Its Terms of Use explicitly prohibit the ubiquitous practice, but that rule is never enforced. Or, at least, the company doesn’t do anything about it. You’ve probably gathered this from experience, but Netflix doesn’t care about account sharing. If an estimated 24 million people were using your product for free, wouldn’t you get a little upset? Twenty-four million people use a Netflix account that they don’t pay for according to an estimate from. With every nasty breakup, awkward move-in, or sudden bout of friendship-drama, somebody’s gaining or losing a free Netflix profile. This practice is widespread it’s practically a touchstone of modern culture. We’re talking about a practice that violates Netflix’s Terms of Use: the sharing of an account with friends, neighbors, internet strangers, and other grown adults that you don’t live with. When we say “account sharing,” we aren’t talking about sharing an account with your family. ![]()
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