Netflix has lost a million users in Europe since the restrictions carried out by shared accounts and now already rolled out in the United States. Amazon Prime Video wasted no time in poking fun at it saint and password which was for the streaming platform: Sharing is living.
With all the uncertainty now surrounding the environment given the possibility of other platforms following in Netflix’s footsteps with their shared accounts, Amazon’s streaming platform wanted to set the record straight: no changes will apply.
Is pure ingenuity that of Amazon from his Twitter account with a single tweet in which you can see an image that is a sound parody of Netflix’s new guidelines. The image illustrates “who is watching” with six profiles, each with a word that forms this phrase: “Anyone who has a password”.
The image shared on Twitter
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go straight this motto that was part of Netflix Sharing almost lives forever, and it’s already been used by other companies to poke fun at the streaming platform.
This is from the official Amazon Prime Video account UK from where another message was published to respond to the first response of an Internet user and thus give the note again: “tweet and hope that we do not do the same”.
The first response to Amazon’s tweet
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Amazon right now did not apply any kind of restriction to your service and it also offers support for profiles so that anyone with access to the password can enjoy content tailored to their tastes and interests. Indeed, it offers the supports three streams simultaneous, thus its offer linked to Amazon Prime becomes a candy before the future of this year 2023.
Anyway, according to Android Authoritywe must remain cautious before the next few months, because It will depend on the success of Netflix in the United States. so that the others follow him on foot together. Especially if this exponentially extends its benefits, a fact that will perhaps cause the rest of the platforms to start with restrictions and payment for shared passwords will be something common for all of them.
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