Netflix here we go again.

[Deleted member 77746]

^^ ha ha

@ the video

 

[glenimp617]

You'd think this was made up, what a joke!

Love how the chap from the BBC said this was an issue for the government, yet recently when the government was against it, the BBC mafia kicked up a right stink.

The licence fee is never going away, it's obvious who has the greater control and influence in this country. It takes someone very brave (or stupid) to go against the british media.

 

[str]

You'd think this was made up, what a joke!

Love how the chap from the BBC said this was an issue for the government, yet recently when the government was against it, the BBC mafia kicked up a right stink.

The licence fee is never going away, it's obvious who has the greater control and influence in this country. It takes someone very brave (or stupid) to go against the british media.

I suppose there does appear to be some mafia-like control in the BBC and government. Those responsible should be ashamed of themselves except they're lauded dignitaries.

They have an opportunity to progress because so much has changed but they must also preserve what it means to be British and part of that is figuring out how to get most people supportive of the broadcasting licence fee.

More than ever, the world needs British broadcasting impartiality? I think so.

 

[mrk]

Eff the po-leece!

 

[jpaul]

BBC is trying to appeal to a younger diverse audience - cuts on local radio youths don't care about ,
and, if they advertise V once more ...., that Cinch guy, netflix has some competition; why didn't they get the crisp man.

How to be a Man - Rylan explores modern masculinity in his first series for BBC Radio 4​

 

[malachi]

BBC is trying to appeal to a younger diverse audience - cuts on local radio youths don't care about ,
and, if they advertise V once more ...., that Cinch guy, netflix has some competition; why didn't they get the crisp man.

How to be a Man - Rylan explores modern masculinity in his first series for BBC Radio 4​

Also staring Andrew Tate!

They could have put this on Youtube via BBC iPlayer or something. Instead of on a dead platform.

 

[malachi]

Not too far now before the UK is hit.

Netflix’s password-sharing crackdown is here — and it costs $7.99 per month

Netflix will start notifying users it’s detected with shared accounts today.

www.theverge.com

 

[A2Z]

Expecting the email as my account is used in Europe as well as Asia by family. Definitely not paying any higher fee so will probably cancel unless can find a loophole to get it cheaper.

 

[413x]

Wonder how many will really cancel.
Because from what I gather, it's been a success so far for Netflix?

 

[Puzzled]

Not too far now before the UK is hit.

Netflix’s password-sharing crackdown is here — and it costs $7.99 per month

Netflix will start notifying users it’s detected with shared accounts today.

www.theverge.com

Can see more streaming services following their lead as well.

£4.99 to allow other users would be ok, not £4.99 per external user though thats too much.

 

[doodah]

That video! Felt like a Brass Eye skit, loved it.

 

[malachi]

Can see more streaming services following their lead as well.

£4.99 to allow other users would be ok, not £4.99 per external user though thats too much.

I agree, if it was 0.99p to add an extra user. Not a problem but not £4.99.

I read the UK has rolled out today too, so yeah. Expected those emails soon. I wonder if it will effect my Turkish Netflix account being accessed in the UK.

 

[413x]

Can't be 99p. That's ridiculously cheap. I don't think 4.99 is too bad myself. I mean its same price as a Costa coffee pretty much

 

[BUDFORCE]

How will they detect it?

My Netflix allows 3 screens at once, I believe, so will they do it by IP address or location or what? What determines the location?

My folks in London have my account on their TV, I also use my account at the caravan in Norfolk, I'm somewhat in between those two locations.

 

[kona786]

Can't be 99p. That's ridiculously cheap. I don't think 4.99 is too bad myself. I mean its same price as a Costa coffee pretty much

I agree a fiver is reasonable for many.

How will they detect it?

My Netflix allows 3 screens at once, I believe, so will they do it by IP address or location or what? What determines the location?

My folks in London have my account on their TV, I also use my account at the caravan in Norfolk, I'm somewhat in between those two locations.

I think They have to login to the primary wifi AP once a month.

 

[413x]

I agree a fiver is reasonable for many.


I think They have to login to the primary wifi AP once a month.

Yeah that's what I gathered. Have to login once a month at primary address. A bit OTT I think with time frequency.

 

[malachi]

Can't be 99p. That's ridiculously cheap. I don't think 4.99 is too bad myself. I mean its same price as a Costa coffee pretty much

How it was before, free was better

But on a serious note, £4.99 is the same price as the ad-supported tier. So you might aswell sign upto that with a new account instead paying for the add-on user. Even if it does include the ads.

 

[Deleted member 77746]

How it was before, free was better

But on a serious note, £4.99 is the same price at the ad-supported tier. So you might aswell sign upto that with a new account instead paying for the add-on user.

Maybe this is what they want you to do.

 

[413x]

How it was before, free was better

But on a serious note, £4.99 is the same price as the ad-supported tier. So you might aswell sign upto that with a new account instead paying for the add-on user. Even if it does included the ads.

But then you'd get ads! Eww!

 

[malachi]

Maybe this is what they want you to do.

Exactly but is not pushing people to keep their sub. Its forcing more people to cancel and not bother anymore with the service all together.

So they are not winning here.