Netflix recently announced its new account sharing policy for an additional fee. After the announcement, many users of the broadcast platform They criticized the company’s decision. A decision that could be counterproductive for the service, which reported losing 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter of 2022.

Many subscribers feel that Netflix should improve the content of its catalog rather than impose such a ban. But according to Netflix, 40% of its users are not subscribed to the service and share accounts to enjoy their content. Now, many subscribers have criticized the company for its latest decision.

Criticism of Netflix

They assured Netflix that they would consider comments from subscribers using the new function. add extra subscribers on every subscription plan to improve and improve their services. Please note that this functionality is not available worldwide and has been released for trial purposes in very few regions.

Here are some of the craziest critics on Twitter about Netflix’s new policy.

I’ve defended the way Netflix works since I subscribed, but there’s no possible defense for a change of strategy regarding shared accounts. It is a scam and disrespect to customers that we see their production getting increasingly mediocre👎🏻👎🏻 pic.twitter.com/JGvSmgr4mO

— 💜 Quibbly 💫🐝 (@LaQuisquillossa) February 8, 2023

There was already a concept of being able to share a premium account with up to 4 users regardless of residence. I understand that it is difficult to find a way to reduce losses when accounts are not balanced, but bleeding users is not the solution and you will soon take a step back.

— Bit Analyst (@analistadebits) February 8, 2023

For anyone who hasn’t experienced the Blockbuster host, you can now enjoy a similar server with something contemporary.

– Lord Lost (@AngelPlaher) February 8, 2023

What if I have 2 houses in 2 different locations?
No, look, I’d better unsubscribe and stay there with your move, and I’ll watch TV wherever I want or on other platforms.
heels 🙋

— Miguelito® ★ (@elmalosa) February 8, 2023

If I pay for two screens, I am entitled to see two screens. Where I see them is none of your business, and you are not the one to decide where I will see them. No problem, I’m unsubscribing right now

—Tania (@Luminara7) February 8, 2023

“We know there is a lot of confusion about how to share Netflix”

Confusion: pic.twitter.com/gAPG3YEtRP

— Samu Guerra (@ElSamuGuerra) February 8, 2023

You must have huge balls to justify with “we want you to have more control over your account”. Beyond making fools of us.

— ⛄❄️Marta❄️⛄ (@ishegan) February 8, 2023

#GoodbyeNetflix you cheated me pic.twitter.com/pZ26n3U4tB

– METS FOR YOU (@TuitsMeme) February 9, 2023

It’s cheaper to fly with us, I’m just saying #GoodbyeNetflix https://t.co/umzktfFkDR

— Ryanair Spain (@Ryanair_ES) February 9, 2023

Netflix subscriptions after the announcement #GoodbyeNetflix pic.twitter.com/qpA8OCdXZm

David NT (@dnt_lh92) February 9, 2023

Instead of renewing our series and offering quality content, Netflix decided to spend our money on a video game segment that interests 2 people. But we are the ones who do not understand service. Go and fuck off handsome.
#GoodbyeNetflix pic.twitter.com/fhjVJGpDcf

—BlueBoot (@blue_boot) February 9, 2023

The truth is, some criticisms are absolutely devastating. Social networks are on fire in Spain, but they’re not the only place where people are starting a small revolution against Netflix, stopping shared accounts is on everyone’s lips and is the talk of the day in bars, bakeries and other workplaces. What do you think about this ban?