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  Love how they basically just cut off their entire college demographic.
context: Sounds overly complicated, which means it will probably cause more problems than solve.
  It's so much simpler to just charge what they want to actually charge for number of devices playing at the same time and then not worry about account sharing. >
  
  That’s why I pay for the most streams. I’m divorced, one kid is away at college the other lives with her mom. 
  This is going to piss me off if I get charged for my kids using my account. >
  
  If they imagine I'm getting a separate subscription for my vacation home, they're out of their minds. >
  
  I wonder if pirate bay cares if I share my password... >
  
  Your ISP will!
  Haha private VPN go brrr >
  
  Isnt vpn just giving your browsing info to random company instead of your isp? >
  
  Most VPNs support split tunneling, which makes the VPN active only for certain applications, addresses, etc. I have mine set up to only be active for the torrent client, and the torrent client to only be active through the VPN's network connection. Less data for the VPN, no chance of torrents leaking data to the ISP. >
  
  This should say Netflix unveils plans to go bankrupt LMAO >
  
  Netflix has gone to shit. If this turns into a hassle we are going to ditch them. 100% going to ditch them if they increase the fee and start having ads. >
  
  Look at Netflix, always finding ways to keep reminding me I haven't canceled it yet. >
  
  But still won't stop canceling shows after 2 seasons >
  
  This is so dumb.   I have had my account for like 20 years and I am mental preparing to need to cancel it. >
  
  With HULU you can't get live TV with a mobile hostpot as your internet, sounds like this is the way Netflix is going to go. Pretty shitty tbh. >
  
  I bought a cheap $20 indoor digital antenna a few years ago.  It works great to pick up all the major networks. >
  
  Not sure what you're getting at with your comment. My point is that HULU already does something similar. You have to have a home internet IP address to access one of its tiers, it can't be a mobile Hotspot.
  By the way this sounds, Netflix is looking to do something similar. >
  
  I was only pointing that you can usually get free live tv with a cheap antenna and no need for internet access in any form. >
  
  Unfortunately not really the case in my part of the Appalachians. You're lucky to get one channel 🤣 >
  
  And that channel, CBN.  
  Doesn't seem to matter how far into the sticks you wander, there's always a bit of jesus' frequency that extends to it.  
  Not hating here, wondering why cbs / nbc/ fox et al have a range of like 300 yards while 89.9fm can be picked up on the moon?! >
  
  Jesus the people defending this on the IGN comments. 
  You’re not going to get a fucking discount for licking Netflix’s boot, so what do you gain by taking their side in fucking over everyone? >
  
  So if I don't watch Netflix for 32 days, go on vacation across the country and download movies or shows, I can't watch it because I haven't used it at home in 31 days. Or does the act of downloading count? >
  
  You can’t travel period unless you get a code they said. This is so dumb >
  
  Yup, super weak. I take my  firestick with me when I travel and on vacay so I can instantly have my home accounts for prime and netflix for the evenings if I want to chill.   
  If they remove that ability, I cancel. It's that simple. >
  
  Lol I only have it for the kids.  If my son can't use my password bye bye Netflix