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What happens to students? If you're on your parents' plan but not physically in their "household"?
I suspect students are considered part of the "household" because they are for tax and healthcare purposes. But who is going to sue to establish that?
2. Dependent is different from household.
Looks like anyone getting netflix via T-Mobile/etc are even more out of luck.
A tip if you travel often is to set up a wireguard tunnel to a home computer. You just need port forwarding on your router enabled. Works better than any paid VPN service for watching your local netflix and it can't be detected.
A tip if you travel often is to set up a wireguard tunnel to a home computer. You just need port forwarding on your router enabled. Works better than any paid VPN service for watching your local netflix and it can't be detected.
[0] https://about.netflix.com/en/news/update-on-sharing-may-us
Nope. Sorry, Netflix. I paid for 4 concurrent streams and now you're reneging on your contract. I didn't care much when they constantly bumped the price either. Been a Netflix subscriber since 2012. I don't really watch as much, but my mother occasionally watches a movie or two a month. My brother in college binges a tv show once in a while. I know that neither of them will go out of their way to subscribe to Netflix…
You almost certainly in fact paid for 4 concurrent streams in the same household, and you were just out of compliance on your contract the whole time.