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I am in a LDR and hence have a shared account. I also do spend significant amount of time away from my primary location. This is just going to be annoying.
by shankr 4y ago
I am in a LDR and hence have a shared account. I also do spend significant amount of time away from my primary location. This is just going to be annoying.
- tptacek 4y agoIf you're in a long distance relationship, you're in two different households, and need two different accounts. Before there was Netflix, there was cable TV; did you expect to share that with your significant other? What other services do you share cross-country that way?
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- SpEd3Y 4y agoWhy do people compare Netflix with cable? It's a completely different technology. There are more differences in the technology that similarities. It's similar to asking someone who's using a mobile phone to buy a 2nd mobile phone for work because "You don't expect to be able to use your land line phone at work as well, do you?"
- tptacek 4y agoBecause cable and Netflix literally do the exact same thing and serve the same roles in the market, and just because it happens to be the case that it's trivial to give your Netflix account to everybody, and not just to your next-door neighbors like in the sitcoms, that doesn't make it commercially reasonable to do so.
- lalopalota 4y ago> What other services do you share cross-country that way? Email, phone, password manager, ... any other internet based service. Netflix is not like cable. Cable is provided by a physical wire connected to one location. Netflix is delivered over any internet connection. If I pay to have multi-device access, it should not matter where those devices are located.
- Ekaros 4y agoWhat about your internet connection. Can you share you 5G in two different locations at same time?