Today is the last day that you can share Netflix passwords....

Today is the last day that you can share Netflix passwords....

Episode Transcript

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The Morning Breeze on Demand ninety eightpoint one The Breeze Morning Breeze Carolyn mccartell
Court, Johnson Court. Today isthe last day for everybody that shares Netflix
passwords, which there are a lotof you out there. I may or
may not be included. You mayor may not be included. I'll full
on admit it. There is Idon't share. Okay, I have my

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own account, yes, but thereis somebody that I know that I've known
for some time the may or maynot be using our account. Oh,
and I'm actually really excited about thisbecause you're You've been trying to shake this
person. I'm tired of Kelsey usingour account. Is Kelsey listening? I
don't know that'll be awful. Butif Kelsey you're out, today's your last

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I love you dearly. Yeah.But she not only uses our Netflix account,
but she may or may not beusing our Amazon Prime account. Oh
that's a whole, that's a rabbithole right there. What's Kelsey buy?
Everybody does this, that's the thing, right, we do, and I
do say we do. My friendHolly, she has a Netflix account.
I may or may not be borrowingher password. What's it a great why

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I love this as if we're likegoing to be pulled into it like a
courtroom, Like Netflix is listening andthey're like, hey, at ten o'clock,
when you're off the air, cometo our offices. So here's the
thing. They're going to start checkingIP addresses on televisions. That's how they're
going to be able to tell ifyou are in the same household as the
Netflix account, if you're in anotherstate or you're wherever, they're going to

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be able to trace that IP addressand they're going to start charging seven ninety
nine for you to have that additionalaccount. Now, the way around it,
I guess, and it's not evena way around it is you can
pay like twenty dollars a month andthen you can have two people on that
account. But that's it for twodifferent IP addresses. Because I have so
many questions about this. For peoplewho travel for a living, you might

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be watching Netflix somewhere else. Yeah, So my understanding, the IP address,
your home network, whatever your WiFiis, that's your IP address.
It's all exactly so for me rightnow, where currently the Johnson household has
two locations. We have our SanFrancisco hub and O. Does it serve
you? How's this going to workfor me? Yeah, so you get

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with your Netflix account, you getone person, so you get your home
account and then you'll have your SanFrancisco account, right, but if you
add one more, like your daughter'sgoing to college, right and I have
to pay, what's Quinn gonna do? She is going to suffer, is
what's going to happen unless you paythat extra seven ninety nine for another person
on your account. That's how itworks. They started this in Spain,
and apparently when they did this inSpain, Netflix lost millions of dollars.

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But they said, well that's justtemporary, So now they're doing it here
again. It starts today