Weremuthe
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Netflix is available as an extra on your Virgin or Sky account, but it's an extra charge on your subscription.
I don't subscribe to Netflix on Sky BUT access it through Sky apps without any problems.
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Netflix is available as an extra on your Virgin or Sky account, but it's an extra charge on your subscription.
Why should there be a problem though if somebody is streaming in my own house and I am streaming in another?
Because 1+1 = 2
I assume you have a Netflix subscription and you have logged on to it via the app on Sky. If you have Sky Q you can save a bit of money by subscribing to Netflix via Sky. I think there’s a free for 4 months offer on at the momentI don't subscribe to Netflix on Sky BUT access it through Sky apps without any problems.
Isn't it cheaper paying for another subscription rather than getting a hotel room every time you want to watch somethingWhat about watching it on my iPad using Wi-Fi from hotels etc
Comes bundled with the subscription.I assume you have a Netflix subscription and you have logged on to it via the app on Sky. If you have Sky Q you can save a bit of money by subscribing to Netflix via Sky. I think there’s a free for 4 months offer on at the moment
Depends on the package you are on. Checked on the Sky app and if I wanted to have it it would be an extra £6 per month after 4 months free, although I think it’s a bit more for top picture qualityComes bundled with the subscription.
I think I posted further up the page. They are the victim of their own PR when they actively encouraged people to password share a few years ago. Now they don't like password sharingIf everyone paid we might get better programmes instead of three hour documentaries that should really only last 20 minutes.
They really drag the stories out sometimes.
Pay for more devices you cheap getWas trying to watch summit last night but couldn’t because both my kids were on at the same time![]()
But even that could be one account for one household. Bloke works away all week and is sick of porn so boots up Schitts Creek on Netflix in digs while the Mrs and kids are watching something else back home. All within T&CsI'd imagine the main thing they will be looking for is if you are watching something in one property and another person is watching using your account in another at the same time (different IP address). Remember Netflix allows you to set up different users for each account. They won't be stopping you logging in round a mates if it's just you using the account.
But even that could be one account for one household. Bloke works away all week and is sick of porn so boots up Schitts Creek on Netflix in digs while the Mrs and kids are watching something else back home. All within T&Cs
This will cause them more problems than the one they are appearing to try and solve and most likely a reduction of subscribers
Na I don't think it is at the minute but it would seem that is the direction they are goingI am not sure that is in the T&Cs (I will take you word for it) - you'd think they would define a household account as one location. They are talking about this coming in this quarter, so will see how it goes! My son still uses mine and he moved out a few years back. Not that he will bother watching much on it anyway I doubt, so would be no great loss.