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Disney+’s plans to crack down on password sharing, like Netflix, no longer seem like a simple option as the new rule goes into effect soon.
People from different households will no longer be able to access the same subscription, and the message is already alerted to subscribers in Canada, who received a less than positive email.
According to the Canadian channel Mobile syrupUsers in the country have received a message that the transfer of streaming passwords will be banned from November 1 this year.
The email also ensures that if subscribers do not follow the rule, the contract with the platform “will terminate access to the service”.
It has not been revealed when the ban will come into effect in countries including the United States and Brazil.
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Oh Disney+ suffered a huge loss of subscribers between April and June this year as it lost some of its major sports rights in India, ceasing to broadcast popular cricket matches.
The streaming service suffered a drop of 12.5 million subscriptions in the Asian country.
Executives A defeat was already expected in the country as cricket broadcasts were the main attraction in the country. Disney+ local.
Although it lost millions of subscribers in India, the service saw a slight increase of 800,000 subscriptions in the rest of the world.
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