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In a move reminiscent of its streaming rival Netflix, Disney-Plus is set to implement measures to curb password sharing among users. Disney CEO Bob Iger announced this development in an interview with CNBC on Thursday, signaling a shift in the streaming landscape's approach to subscription policies.
Password sharing has long been a common practice among streaming service subscribers, allowing friends and family members to access content without paying for individual accounts. However, this practice has raised concerns for streaming platforms regarding revenue loss and account security.
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