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Input: So, some background. I have the top tier Netflix package for 4K streaming. I have it logged in on my iPhone, my SO’s iPhone, the iPad our two kids share, our smart TV and two xBox’s. last year, a close relative to mine was donating an organ so that another relative of ours could receive a donated organ as well, it resulted in lots of travelling and hotel/hospital stays for my relative, so I gave them my Netflix credentials, which they logged in on an iPad and a set top box. As of that point, I’ve never had issues accessing Netflix because too many people are watching. Recently, we were visiting my mom (who lives 5 hours away) and we wanted to watch Netflix, so I logged in on their TV. My mom isn’t too tech savvy, so I left it logged in. She ends up really liking it, and asks for my credentials so her boyfriend can put it on their tablet for when they travel. Within the week, I’ve received emails from Netflix that my credentials have been logged in on an additional TV to the one I put it on, a laptop, a fire stick, 2 tablets, a phone, and most recently, a set top box at an address way far away, where her boyfriends son lives. I still haven’t been kicked off for too many people being on the account, but I feel it’s going to happen soon. WIBTA if I just change the pw now? Should I wait until it inconveniences me? My mom and her bf are semi retired, so they aren’t flush with cash, but they aren’t broke either. 

taking my mom off my Netflix account