netflix has updated your FAQ In order to explain to platform users how the verification system for shared accounts in the service will work, something that has caused quite a stir. Also, it seems that the company has made changes to the FAQ today due to the technical difficulties that arise.
Initially, The company explained that users must connect “to the Wi-Fi” associated with the account holder’s home every 31 days to continue having access to the Netflix account, something that currently cannot be found in the FAQ of the company. Instead, the current version explains that information such as IP address, device identifiers, and account activity is used.
This is still quite ambiguous, especially since in the case of IP addresses, the dynamic modalities and those that are after a CGNAT have all the ballots to be the first to suffer the consequences of a system that does not seem to be designed 100% for the circumstances of each network.
In addition, A verification can also be carried out in the form of codes that will be sent to the owner in order to be able to carry out the activation remotely even if we are not at home, but it is hoped that this system will evolve to take into account all the variables, in addition to updating the FAQ to know all the details.
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