Disney+ is set to roll out stringent account sharing restrictions in Canada starting November 1, altering the landscape of streaming accessibility for its users. Subscribers recently received notifications via email, highlighting this forthcoming change that aligns with Disney CEO Bob Iger’s previous hints during an earnings call in August. This move closely mirrors Netflix’s efforts to curb password sharing, which officially commenced in the United States and other countries in May.
Disney+ Implements Stricter Account Sharing Rules in Canada, Following Netflix’s Lead
Starting November 1st, Disney+ Limits Account Sharing to Households, Prepares for Additional Fees; Ad-Supported Tier Expands in Canada and Europe.
