Summary
Disney+ and Hulu are planning to crack down on password sharing, following in the footsteps of Netflix, according to Disney CEO Bob Iger.
Sharing passwords among subscribers of streaming services has been a prevalent practice, but companies are now focusing on boosting their profits. Disney+ and Hulu are planning to implement stricter policies on password sharing, which are projected to be implemented in 2024 according to Iger.
Disney+ and Hulu are set to crack down on password sharing, following in the footsteps of Netflix. Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed that the companies are seeking to develop stricter policies to address this common practice among streaming service subscribers. Netflix already started limiting password sharing earlier this year, and now Disney+ and Hulu are expected to do the same. During Disney's Q3 earnings call, Iger announced that these plans will be implemented sometime in 2024, acknowledging that the issue has become significant for the company.
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Source: Disney (via Variety)
