So it appears that Netflix is at it again, yes, ever so often.

It feels like, I don't know, I know that it just feels like and obviously could go back

and take a look.

But every four to six months, we get a story of Netflix is looking to make sure that

nobody is sharing their passwords.

I mean, I feel like this is just a story that gets thrown out there from Netflix ever so

often just to make people go, oh, man, who's using our password?

Maybe they should get their own subscription, which I kind of understand.

But all of us have people who are not living in our household using our passwords.

In fact, you may even be a person who has your own password for one that you give to someone

else and maybe you each share the subscription.

So you're not paying for all of those streaming services.

I'm not saying that people do that.

I'm just saying that it may happen.

But now apparently Netflix is added again and they've added a little extra layer of spin

the knife a little bit for you.

They've started to put on their screen when you log in, start your own Netflix for free

today.

If you don't live with the owner of this account, you need your own account to keep watching.

And then they give you a join free for 30 days link.

And then at the bottom of that, it says, is this your account?

We'll send you a verification code, email code, text code, verify later.

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