• @Platomus@lemm.ee
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      91 year ago

      The users were playing for the service tho.

      They then created artificial barriers to charge more for the service.

      They’ve been doing it consistently.

        • @moobythegoldensock@geddit.social
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          51 year ago

          No, they were using paid accounts.

          If I buy a frisbee and throw it to a friend, my friend doesn’t owe the frisbee company anything. I paid for the frisbee, I can do what I want with it.

          If I pay for 4 simultaneous streams from a video company, why is it that company’s business how and when I use them, or who I share them with?

          • @Thorny_Thicket@sopuli.xyz
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            31 year ago

            I guess they changed their minds then. Hypocrites or not I still feel like wanting to get paid for people using your service is reasonable. I’ve never used Netflix but if I did I’d imagine this wouldn’t affect me much as a paying customer. It seems to mainly be an issue for those who either travel alot or are using somebody else’s account

        • @ABCDE@lemmy.world
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          11 year ago

          I allow people to use it for free as it’s not a huge expense, and it’s something nice to do.

    • @FoxBJK@midwest.social
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      111 months ago

      They’re the ones who said it was OK to share your password. So yeah they deserve to get flak for this.

      Love is sharing a password… until it affects YOY growth.