Disney's full crackdown on password sharing is coming

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Netflix keeps adding tons of subscribers from its password-sharing crackdown — and it's good news for Disney

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Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos.

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Winter is coming for 'Game of Thrones' freeloaders thanks to Max's password-sharing crackdown

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Max is the latest streaming service to tell subscribers to get their own account.

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This is the year of the password-sharing crackdown

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Disney+ is the latest streaming platform to put an end to password sharing.

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Netflix's password crackdown worked. It could have more tricks to lure subscribers.

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Netflix's password-sharing ban and cheaper subscription options were a boon for the streaming company in 2023.

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Watching Netflix without ads may cost you more as cheapest Basic plan gets phased out

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India Amarteifio and Corey Mylchreest in "Queen Charlotte," one of Netflix's most-watched shows last year.

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Netflix is 'thrilled' with its crackdown on shared passwords. Don't expect it to end anytime soon.

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Netflix executives during Tuesday's earnings call expressed how "thrilled" they were with engagement on the platform since it has started cracking down on users sharing passwords.

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It's clear: Netflix's password-sharing crackdown has been a huge success

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Chrishell Stause and Maya Vander on "Selling Sunset."

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