Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ , to Crack Down on Password Sharing.<br />Disney is following the example of Netflix, prohibiting password sharing across its streaming services, CNN reports.<br />Disney is following the example of Netflix, prohibiting password sharing across its streaming services, CNN reports.<br />Hulu sent an email to subscribers on Jan. 31 saying it would be “adding limitations on sharing your account outside of your household” starting March 14.<br />User agreements were updated on Jan. 25.<br />You agree not to impersonate <br />or misrepresent your affiliation <br />with any person or entity, , Via user agreements for Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+.<br />... including using another person’s username, <br />password or other account information, <br />or another person’s name or likeness, or <br />provide false details for a parent or guardian, Via user agreements for Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+.<br />Those in violation may have their <br />accounts suspended or terminated, <br />the user agreements state.<br />Disney CEO Bob Iger hinted <br />at the changes in August. .<br />We certainly have established <br />this as a real priority, Bob Iger, via Disney's Q3 2023 earnings call.<br />We actually think that <br />there’s an opportunity here <br />to help us grow our business, Bob Iger, via Disney's Q3 2023 earnings call.<br />Iger will address first-quarter earnings on Feb. 7, <br />at which point he may shed more light on the company's password-sharing crackdown. .<br />Iger will address first-quarter earnings on Feb. 7, <br />at which point he may shed more light on the company's password-sharing crackdown.
