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Max to Crack Down on Password Sharing, Asks Users to Pay More

Max will soon start sending messages to password sharers, asking them to pay more to keep sharing.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ have cracked down on password sharing, and now Max is set to join them. The company will soon send messages to users who share passwords, asking them to pay more for the service. Max sees password sharing as a form of price inflation and wants users to pay accordingly.

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