For movie theaters its typically one ticket per person. So easy to get watch time or earnings, etc. Not saying Netflix is doing this but if the general consens

For movie theaters its typically one ticket per person. So easy to get watch time or earnings, etc. Not saying Netflix is doing this but if the general consensus is that the watch time is too high, perhaps they're not doing simple hours streamed, but trying to guess how many people are in the room watching it too? So on a phone/ipad it might be one viewer, but if its watched on a TV maybe they're multiplying it by 2 (or some other number 1.5, 2.5, etc) because on average maybe two people watch so its technically two hours watched per hour streamed? That could for sure explain higher then expected numbers while still not faking viewership numbers. >>These lists rank titles based on weekly hours viewed: the total number of hours that our members around the world watched Guess it depends on whether "member" means only the paying subscriber, or if "member" counts as anyone in the family who might be in the room at the time of it playing.