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I hate to tell you this, but anything besides their basic plan is already in that range and includes 2 to 4 "screens" (concurrent streams), depending on the pla
by fullstop 5y ago
I hate to tell you this, but anything besides their basic plan is already in that range and includes 2 to 4 "screens" (concurrent streams), depending on the plan.
It really feels like this is already a "family plan", given the number of concurrent streams permitted. I don't think that there's much fruit to be gathered by shaking this tree.
- leephillips 5y agoBut they say all the users must be in the same “household”. I assume this means people living together, and excludes offspring off at university. But I hope I’m wrong!
- fullstop 5y agoYep, the definition of "household" can mean a lot of things. I wonder how Netflix would define it?
- post_break 5y agoThe same IP address or region.
- fullstop 5y agoShe's about 20 miles away and, for now, lives here in the summer and on breaks. Sometimes the IP address will match, sometimes it will not. Househould is not an easy thing to quantify.
- leephillips 5y agoWhere does this come from? I didn’t see it in the Netflix TOS, but I could have missed it. Link?
- fullstop 5y agoNot OP, but I found this: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/124925 https://help.netflix.com/en/node/124925
- leephillips 5y agoThat certainly looks like it’s about to tell us what a household is, but then doesn’t, except circularly. But it does say that people can use their Netflix account while travelling, as long as they can verify that the device is “authorized”. So the bottom line seems to be that you’re a member of my household if I say you are, no matter where you are.