The broader rollout is happening in the coming months.
|Netflix is expanding its paid password sharing to subscribers in Canada, New Zealand, Portugal, and Spain starting Wednesday,
. The company had already started testing the change — in a few different forms — in some countries in Latin America. Now, Netflix is expanding its efforts ahead of a broader rollout in “the coming months.”popped up on support pages for the US and other countries where the new “paid sharing” setup hasn’t rolled out yet.have any details about restrictions on streaming to devices that aren’t on your home network.
The company says that users in the newly added countries will be able to pay more if they want to add access for people they don’t live with. The fee is $7.99 Canadian and Australian dollars , €3.99 in Portugal, or €5.99 in Spain . The number of people you can add depends on your plan and what country you live in. It’s not an option for the basic and basic with ads tiers, while the standard plan lets you add one outside user, and the premium plan lets you add two.
Netflix has been inching toward the broader rollout of its password-sharing crackdown over the past several months as it looks to find new ways to boost its subscriber counts with different tests. One test
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