Netflix’s ‘gusher of cash’ makes them investable: Michael Pachter 00:00 00:0008:32GO LIVE Facebook Twitter Email Embed SpeedNormal Autoplay Additional information about Netflix’s efforts to restrict members from sharing passwords outside their households has come to light. The "Sharing your Netflix account" pages on the streaming giant’s Help Center for Costa Rica, Chile and Peru on Wednesday said "anyone in your household (those who live with you at your primary location)" can use a Netflix account. Netflix logo (Gabby Jones/Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images) Those who aren’t part of what Netflix considers a household will have to get their own account. Or the owner of the account that outsiders have been using can add them as an "extra member," according to those webpages. The cost of adding an "extra member" to an account with a standard or premium plan is "less than the price of [Netflix’s] basic plan," the Help Center pages for the three countries add. That additional monthly fee will be charged to the person whose account the "extra member" gets added to. "When someone signs into your account from a device that is not part of your primary location, or if your account is accessed […]
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