Netflix has lost 1 million users in Spain since the restrictions imposed by the joint accounts which are now already rolled out in the US. Amazon Prime Video didn’t waste a moment in poking fun at that Holy and password that was for the broadcast platform: sharing is live.
With all the uncertainty we now feel about the environment due to the possibility that other platforms will follow in Netflix’s footsteps with their joint accounts, Amazon’s streaming platform wanted to clear things up: No changes will be applied.
He is Pure craftsmanship from Amazon From his Twitter account with a single tweet in which you can see an image mocking the new Netflix guidelines. The image shows Who’s Viewing with six profiles, each with a word that makes up this sentence: “Everyone has a password.”
Image shared on Twitter
Take directly This logo that used to be part of Netflix Sharing lasts almost forever, and has been used before by other companies to mock the streaming platform.
It was from the official Amazon Prime Video account in the UK To which another message was posted to respond to the user’s first response thus giving the note back: “Tweeting hoping we don’t do the same”.
First reply to amazon tweet
Amazon at the moment No restrictions are applied to your service It also provides support for profiles so that anyone with password access can enjoy content tailored to their tastes and interests. In fact, it presents a Support three streaming At one time, so its Amazon Prime-related offer becomes candy ahead of the future of this year 2023.
Anyway, according to Android AuthorityIt is necessary to be careful before the coming months, since It will depend on the success of Netflix in the US. So that the rest of them follow together on foot. Especially if they greatly expand their benefits, a fact that will likely cause the rest of the platforms to start with restrictions and paying for shared passwords will be common for all of them.
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