As it is known, Netflix recently introduced new rules and regulations to prevent password sharing. In this context, it is now forbidden to share your Netflix password with anyone other than your family or roommate. Amazon Prime Video, on the other hand, made fun of this arrangement with its sharing on Twitter. Here are the details on the subject…
Amazon Prime Video: We’re just laughing…
Netflix brought a new regulation to solve the password sharing problem. Accordingly, it is no longer possible to use a shared Netflix account other than your roommate or family members. With the increase in the fees of digital content platforms in our country, many users preferred to use a joint account by sharing their passwords. In this way, the costs were cut in half.
However, with the incoming regulation, Netflix started to charge you extra for each new account you opened. Thus, if two people use a single account, Netflix started to charge the double account fee. Amazon Prime Video UK, on the other hand, made this situation the subject of ridicule. He shared the Who’s Watching menu on the Prime Video platform on his Twitter account.
A Twitter user used the phrase “Amazon Prime Video applauded the Netflix platform very hard” in response to the post. Prime Video UK social media managers soon responded to the user. “We expect you to do the same,” Prime Video said with a chuckle.
Password and account sharing is not an issue on Amazon Prime Video as it stands today. The service also offers profile support so you can keep your watch history separate from other users. In addition, it also allows 3 streams to be followed at the same time. In short, Amazon Prime does not care much about how many people use the account if the account fee is paid.
However, even though Amazon is making fun of Netflix at the moment, if Netflix makes serious profits thanks to this arrangement in the future, Amazon may also consider switching to the same system. This business actually proceeds entirely on trends. For this reason, after the conclusion of the new method Netflix has tried, other platforms will start to seriously think about this issue.
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