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Coming up, Netflix starts cracking down on password sharing, Google Maps gets an update,

and Disney Plus reports its first subscriber loss.

Netflix announced its rolling out page sharing, otherwise known as Netflix's

crackdown on password sharing, to more countries including Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and Spain.

The company had previously tested pay sharing in select markets, including Chile, Costa Rica, Peru,

and elsewhere in Latin America.

It's also now offering a few details about how page sharing will work in hopes of quelling

a subscriber backlash over the anticipated changes that have some threatening to cancel their

Netflix accounts.

The news follows a leak describing password restrictions that came out earlier this month,

prompting subscriber complaints.

Across social media, Netflix subscribers express their anger over the changes and how they would soon be forced to pay for the extra people mooching off their accounts. Up next, Google is launching new updates for maps that are part of its plan to make the navigation

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