Netflix has finally followed through on their worst idea yet. And no, I'm not talking about renewing Big Mouth for another season. It's an idea. Even worse than that, it's blocking password sharing. So from now on, anyone that doesn't live in your house, inside your walls, inside your own imagination will no longer be able to have a Netflix profile using your account. What does this mean for Netflix Well, it means that they're going to see a drastic decline in subscribers. I Imagine because they fail to realize that this isn't some kind of must-have item. It's not some inelastic good that everyone I don't get a chat with I mean that it's a luxury and it's an expensive one. And it's a catalog of mostly dog more like Net Am I right? So if they can't share an account with someone starting paying complaining, it's not like that person's gonna go out and subscribe to Netflix The catalog's not strong enough for that. They'll just go in a different service or they'll start pirating. So I Imagine once this fully goes into effect Netflix stock price will be flushed straight down the and just sink to the depths of walking password. You gotta login from home Wi-Fi Once everyone or device disabled huh of hell, it's going to collapse, it's going to be a bigger jump scare than the time. Bilbo Baggins Transformed and got angry at Frodo and the first Lord of the Rings movie. Now let's take a peek Under This Hood here and see what Tow Mater has cooked up for us. So this is the plan on how they're going to enforce it. Uh, Netflix Accounts are still shareable, but only within one household. Thus, they're not shareable. It's just one house has access to it on X number of devices depending on how much you pay per month. It's very misleading. It's not shareable. It's about as shareable as a toilet in my house. Yeah, you can come over and use it. but I can't take that toilet to any of my friends places. So to ensure that your device is associated with your primary location Netflix is now asking users wait, what about your parents of divorce? Whatever like I wasn't as a kid if I have and Netflix at my mom's house I go to my dad's house I go over there and then uh um I'm GG I Can't connect just to connect to the wi-fi at your primary location. Open the Netflix app or website and watch something at least once every 31 days. So this is their Safeguard Within a 31 day period, you have to log in on the primary location Wi-Fi and watch a program. otherwise you're blocked. Can you still share Netflix with someone who doesn't live with you As a big fat no, accounts are only meant to be used within one household. Netflix Will prompt users who try to sign into your account elsewhere to sign up for their own account instead and block their access until they do well on the bus. And like that, begin automatically charging account holders whose information is used outside of their homes. Can other users on Netflix accounts save their profiles? Yes. Netflix offers users a profile transfer feature that will allow them to migrate their show recommendations, watch history, and more to their own account if they decide to create one. This will give password shares the opportunity to preserve their profile file if they sign up for their own Netflix account. Legitimately, probably the last thing people give a about I just can't imagine someone sweating profusely. Oh geez, Oh, they just cracked out on password sharing. Okay, God I'll make another account quick. but what about my profile? my watch History Oh my. God I might lose it. Oh no no no Oh oh good. Okay, I get to keep that What's going to happen in nine out of ten cases I Imagine is everyone that loses access to their account because they're not part of the Oh my God the primary household. They're just going to go to a different service or start pirating. It's 2023. everyone knows how to torrent. It's like this industry just forgot piracy. Booty man that you wouldn't I used to put on my Oh my I just got super lazy even when I was broke I got Mega lazy. Ah, it's just unload a car would you? One of the main reasons streaming popped off so hard and actually did take a big chunk out of piracy is because it was just more convenient, easier and quicker to pay money every month to have access to the content as opposed to torrenting it. So they just offered convenience for money. more so than like great content because a lot of The Originals suck You Just really. You know what? Here's the next minute I Came for torrenting it. A website you have that has a good interface to the Netflix right? The thing is, convenience. if the universe was good, people probably still tore it. This is a tour website right? is you go like episode one of this. you click. it's a it's at the box of the player right in the middle. It's like download it or some and then you get the option to download a little bit and boom it loads and then it plays on your thing. Let me get a tank though, Let me try and chill. You know, a nice interface. For example Netflix because it's like yeah, Stranglehold because your originals are so great. There are some bangers of course, but that's really not the primary reason. It was just convenient and it was easier and quicker than torrenting. But now you're gonna have a ton of people that lose access. According to Netflix estimations, a hundred million users worldwide are using the service through the login credentials of someone else. So after this bomb drops here after the new Oh Yeah Plus is wicked insane. oh yeah, you're right then. I Remember when uh, when op would would um uh, send me my family photos because I had lost them of course. uh, family videos like that Old memories I used to seed that all the way through me and then where do you think those hundred million users are gonna go Because it's not to your website to sign up, at least not the majority of them. It's anywhere else and a lot of it's going to just be straight up piracy. I I Don't know how they couldn't foresee that I Imagine that's going to be the reality of the situation, especially with how Cutthroat this all appears to be. So can you still use Netflix while traveling signing into Netflix Okay or or Netflix loses a lot of Revenue right? Which is in the harder to get deals with with companies for their movies and like that, right? So other companies have better deals. So they hijacked the content and then the economy goes to other website and other streaming services and you have to connect to these ones instead of reality of the situation. That's more logical, especially with how Cutthroat this all appears to be. So can you still use Netflix while traveling? Signing into Netflix outside of your home may lead to the device and use being blocked from Netflix but they have a workaround. Travelers Who want to use Netflix on Hotel Smart TV company laptop can request a temporary code from the service when signing in. This will give them access to their account for seven consecutive days. Wow, What? Saints So you get seven days of using your Netflix account outside of your own home and then you have to come back to the headquarters and touch the base to refresh it at your primary location. Otherwise, you're blocked. How about you get to two or seven days if you could choose seven days individually? Indication that lasts more than seven days because you're out of luck if you wanted to watch Netflix during that time. And also if you're someone that likes to at least have a Netflix account. Sure, parents get divorced, chat if let's say, every weekend you go uh, to certain spots, right? And you like watching movies, right? It's been kind of cool because there's like four weekends in a month, right? So eight days and if you choose today's individually, you can choose every weekend days and then you could still make it instead of an eight and they still would like The kids have access to their accounts across the two households. Well, you're under no circumstances can a network account exist outside of the primary household for more than seven days, so it's always going to need to be individually. Was it a stomach for more than seven days? So it's always good just outside of the primary household for more than seven days. so it's always going to need to be like he's starving. paid for no matter what. bro. Go get a sandwich! Google They're not pulling any punches with this protocol and God forbid you make any mistake like not watching something within 31 days because even if you're in your own household can just get blocked, It sounds like if your device has been blocked in correctly, you'll need to contact Netflix in order to get it unblocked. That sounds really nice. Easy and convenient. Contact the 100 million users. They don't have the customer service, which is an absolute goddamn disaster. All of these big company support lines are complete trash. so you know God Forbid you forget within the 31 days or you accidentally stay in a vacation for seven days and 30 minutes. and now you're over the quota near block down there like there's no wiggle room here at all. and then you have to contact Netflix Plot line which is a fate worse than death. chat. so chat that sucks And then people. Yeah, people figured out that the best way to people make people stop doing something. It may make the process annoying enough. Unsubscribing customer support whenever you you want to change the oh, that's fine, you want to do that? Sure man. um dude, this bull that Nobody Does it. You can get a real nice peep at the prices down there. There's basic with ads for seven dollars a month. That sounds great. Just go ahead and cook me. I'm paying seven dollars and I still get ads on your service. Wow, Sign me the up. that sounds amazing. Then there's Basic with ten dollars a month, no ads, only one device, still four devices, fifteen fifty per month for two devices, and then premium at 20 bucks a month. So clearly they're expecting some kind of huge drop-off in the amount of subscribers here. which is, of course, going to be detrimental to the overall health of the company. So the prices are supposed to reflect that. How's the head the household? That means that you can only use Netflix on the one television for the entire house. Uh, they're They're hoping to make it up in this area. but I Don't see it offsetting the large, large, large amount of people that will just not be signing up once they lose access again. the Netflix originals aren't strong enough to keep people hooked and everyone knows how to torrent. In 2023, If they were really desperate to see The Originals they'd probably just pirate it. and I don't know how they could be so delusional that they've convinced themselves that the hit they're going to take from this is negligible in the long runs in the amount of subscribers they'll gain. I Just don't see them gaining any meaningful amounts. You're kicking them out and spitting in their face. Why are they coming back? Most of the people that use Netflix probably signed up during code that's some shareholder meeting type, but now once you kick them out, it's not like they're that desperate for that kind of entertainment anymore. They'll just do other in their downtime and especially after you use and abuse them here. With this new system and the prices I Just don't see it going over well. you can already see the responses overwhelmingly negative, even from like those just consumers. Here's the actual ticket. Honestly, honestly I I when I was younger I used the pirate uh all the time. Okay, now there's so many services I used to love Netflix it's like almost everything. Yeah, right. And then a couple of other things that there's so many services now that I feel like pirating will like make almost a big comeback across the border. Not because the Netflix sucks balls because there's so many of them now it's like dude I just love consuming everything even. They're calling this out talking about how this is finally just gonna be the straw that breaks the camel's back that they're going to cancel Netflix So they're losing their pay Piggies as well. So no one likes this. No one at all. and I'm sure Netflix won't like this six months from now I guess I could be be totally wrong, but I guess we'll see. that's about it. See ya yo! this is X x on the video I'm going through my voice as well. That has anyone knows that boy I don't know. he's just so sorry. anyone knows that boy I don't know, he's just so sorry.