Stop Sharing Netflix Passwords Now

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To all of you out there who use Netflix, HBO GO, Hulu, or other subscription streaming sites, you better stop sharing accounts with friends and family members. It is now officially a crime to share passwords. Common sense would have told you that it is wrong to use a friend’s account that he or she is paying for so you would not have to. Now the law is telling you it is wrong.

Who do you have to blame for this? Someone who actually got in trouble for something unrelated to Netflix and Hulu. This man was actually caught sharing private information from a company he had just left. Somewhere in his case, Netflix got involved, and now Netflix is getting the most attention.

Before you get caught for sharing accounts, change your passwords or get your own account.

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Millennials: Stop Sharing Your Netflix Passwords Now

This note goes out to all the millennials who use Netflix, Hulu, HBO GO, or any other similar, subscription-based, streaming platform. Sharing passwords to an account is now officially a felony.

Perhaps before this, you already thought that sharing your password was the wrong thing to do, since you are allowing others to avoid paying for the subscription service. However, that did not stop you since the company had no way of knowing, plus everyone did it.

A recent court ruling is changing that, and now password sharing for these sites is a federal crime. The ruling came from a case that actually did not involve these streaming services. A man, who had left his job, continued to use his former employee’s credentials to access private information, with intent to defraud...