Hulu has updated its Terms of Service to prevent password sharing beyond the subscriber’s primary residence. This change, effective March 14, 2024, aims to curb the common practice of sharing accounts with friends and family outside the household. Reflecting similar moves by Netflix and Disney Plus, Hulu’s policy underscores an industry-wide effort to secure subscriptions and limit access.
The revised terms specify that a “household” includes devices within the main residence. Hulu will monitor account activity to ensure compliance, warning of potential restrictions or terminations for violations. This strategy follows Netflix’s success in boosting signups through a crackdown on password sharing, signaling a significant shift in how streaming services manage account access.
So…:
In which areas is it necessary for you to establish rules of use?
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