Agree. I'm in the same situation. A huge part of the value of Netflix to me is that it remembers what I've watched before, even when I haven't. "Oh hey, new sea

Agree. I'm in the same situation. A huge part of the value of Netflix to me is that it remembers what I've watched before, even when I haven't. "Oh hey, new season of that show I liked several years ago? I'll watch that!" If they bust my best friend and I for sharing an account now that we no longer live together that's fine, but I simply won't re-subscribe unless they can move my profile over. I think this illustrates a massive flaw in the current streaming wars. The content is only half the value. Remembering which shows you liked and want to see more of, and which shows you've watched and decided you hated, etc, is a huge value in the increasingly large sea of available content. (And recommendations too, if they're good. I subscribe to Spotify almost exclusively for the recommendations it provides and discovery of new things I like.)