It's easy to share your link on Netflix. But you can regret it. Your ex may still have your password, or you may have logged in to Netflix an Airbnb TV and everyone who stays there streaming from your account.
Below we will see how you can regain access to your account at Netflix.
Each account Netflix allows a limited number of streams at the same time (two for a standard HD program or four for a premium 4K UHD program.
In some cases, sharing your account may result in Netflix to lock him temporarily. The Netflix is not supposed to approve you sharing your account, and account sharing is formally intended for families living together.
Option 1: Remove devices from your Netflix
If you want to remove all these devices from your account, there is a quick way to do it. First, open his account settings page Netflix, from your profile in the upper right corner of the web page and by clicking on "Account". (Your account can be opened immediately from here)
Find and click on "Disconnect from all devices" or directly from here Disconnect from all devices.
Click the "Exit" button to log off automatically Netflix on all devices connected to your account. As you can see above, it may take up to eight hours.
This will necessarily disconnect all the devices you can see on the page “Recent device streaming activity“. So if you ever logged in to Netflix from an Airbnb TV, this TV will no longer be connected to your account. If you have not given your password to anyone, you are done.
Option 2: Change your password
The first step described above will not work if someone has your password in Netflix. You must change your password before you can log in again.
To do this, go to his account settings page Netflix (profile menu> Account) and click on “Change password”To the right of the membership and billing page.
Enter the current password and enter the new password twice.
Make sure you select "Require all devices to reconnect to the new password."
You will then need to log in again Netflix on all your devices. However, anyone else is using your account Netflix should know your password.
Eventually, people will be removed from your account at Netflix It's like banning people from Wi-Fi and if those people know your password, the only way to make sure they stay out is to change your password.
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