Netflix reports 1.75M new subscribers, to extend password-sharing crackdown
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- Antman
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- 19 Apr 2023
hmm, 19 Apr 2023I have never used Netflix as i have shipped with the pirate... moreWhere do I go for these websites?
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- Anonymous
- IEE
- 19 Apr 2023
hmm, 19 Apr 2023I have never used Netflix as i have shipped with the pirate... moreEnlight me
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- m2J
- 19 Apr 2023
I have never used Netflix as i have shipped with the pirates.
Now i have web sites where i can watch all that Netflix have and even more cause these dont have region restrictions and also get everything i would care for like other subscription platform contents also are there.
Never mind that Netflix is woke as hell doing all these race swaps and victims playing people series and so on. Supporting pedophilia for kids and so on. Well all of the alphabet activist are grooming children and dont even talk the ling 10 years ago that it's all about adults. Now it's all about children as the next generation of freaks need to be groomed and the grooming works with the freaks rise in number that is like pandemic level.
Netflix also helping along with this by making more content about freaks
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- 19 Apr 2023
DroidBoye, 19 Apr 2023How about how many user has dropped their subscription?That'd be interesting to know
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- AnonD-1095021
- 39y
- 19 Apr 2023
Netflix is such boring sht who even watch it ? 🤷♂️
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- Anonymous
- Tqc
- 19 Apr 2023
If this is true it’s really sad. When we as consumers don’t fight back against these kind of predatory business practices, companies will only push them more and more, while simultaneously coming up with even worse ways of screwing us over.
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Apr 2023
If this report is truth, the only thing it proves is that we are doomed. I'm from Spain and immediately cancel my account when they decided to charge more for sharing your account with your family or friends, and that's the only and logical response to that ripoff. But still are people defending this extortion practices. Right now a mobile phone or a car cost more than double than 10 years ago (counting with the difference for the inflation), companies said is because: "there are no chips", "the pandemic", "new technology is more expensive". But is no real, is because they found out that people still bought their products, they can rise their prices and the response is that anyone that cannot pay for their latest phone, (with less features than the previous, more glass and 10 useless 2 mp cameras) ask for a credit, renting, suscription or any other method. So we have dumb people that pay 2500$ in 4 years, for a phone that cost 1500$ and the cost of manufacturing is 150$. And the "executives" that promote this practices not only go higher on their jobs, they are admired by the ones that need to ask for a credit because they cannot pay for a simple phone. If there was any common sense in this world, Netflix go to bankrupt unless they retract their scam practices.
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- Anonymous
- 6kY
- 19 Apr 2023
I am going for high seas if this comes To my country.
Get greedy go broke!
- Dr. Watson
- 8t0
- 19 Apr 2023
They lost over a million subs the past year because of their terrible decisions, the only reason why they gained new subs is because of the password sharing being killed.
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- 19 Apr 2023
Kinda sucks to hear this, because everyone I know stopped paying for their netflix subscription after having to deal with the password stuff