NETFLIX introduced password sharing payment plan with ‘Aid a Home’ feature

Netflix is ​​experimenting with a new method of payment from passwords stealing freelers. According to a report by Bloomberg, the company is introducing a feature that allows customers to legally access from another home for additional monthly charge in 5 Latin American countries. From next month, “Aid a Home” feature will be available on Netflix in Argentina, Dominican Republic, Al Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.

According to the report, any person in every additional house will be able to stream Netflix on any device at a price that is less expensive than full standalone membership. It comes in March after Streaming Service launched a feature called Chile, Costa Rica and Peru called “Ed Extra Member” that allows users to pay a monthly charge to provide access to Netflix to people outside their homes.

According to NETFLIX, users share their login information with more than 100 million non-payment houses worldwide, including more than 30 million in the United States and Canada, in the United States and Canada. According to Chengai Long, director of Netflix’s product innovation, “Weakens our long -term ability to invest and improve a large -scale account sharing service between homes.”

In 5 new markets, Netflix customers will have to spend an additional “home” for streaming access, ARS 219 per month in Argentina i.e. about Rs 140 and Dominican Republic, Honduras, Al Salvador and Guatemala to spend $ 2.99 per month, ie about Rs 240 per month. Customers with basic plan can add an additional house. People with standard plans can add two additional houses and customers with premium level can add 3 additional houses. Customers can add additional $ 2-$ 3 per month in Netflix’s Chile, Costa Rica and Peru, $ 2-$ 3 i.e. about 160 rupees-240 rupees-240 rupees.