Netflix is testing out ways to charge account holders for password-sharing in several Latin American countries.- It will let users in five countries pay monthly fees of $2.99 to "add a home" to their account.
Netflix is trying a new strategy in its attempt to find a way to make people pay for password-sharing.
The company $4 Monday it is going to try a new of getting people to pay for sharing accounts in five new countries: Argentina, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
Netflix said it will add an option to "add a home" to an account, which will allow users to buy the right to watch Netflix in places other than the primary residence associated with the account for $2.99 per month.
The company has already been testing out new rules on password-sharing in Costa Rica, Chile, and Peru. $4 reported in May the trial has been far from perfect, with $4.
In these countries $4 to let individual members outside their household view Netflix. Rest of World reported there was widespread confusion among consumers as to how Netflix defined a "household."
Netflix signaled its intention to crack down on password-sharing in April when it $4.
It's not clear exactly when Netflix might enforce its
Netflix is due to host its Q2 earnings call on Tuesday.