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CTOnews.com, February 4 (Xinhua)-- according to foreign technology media The Streamable, Netflix said it will not implement new rules in the United States for the time being, which are used to combat password sharing.

Netflix has currently removed the relevant content from the help page in the United States. Netflix responded that employees had misoperated before, so new rules against password sharing were launched in the United States at the same time.

A spokesman for Netflix said: "the new rules currently apply only to Chile, Costa Rica and Peru, but staff misoperation has led to simultaneous launch in other countries. We have updated the adjustment since we discovered this problem."

CTOnews.com learned that Netflix made it clear on the FAQ page that users who don't live together cannot share Netflix accounts. CTOnews.com learned that the platform will use information such as IP address, device ID, and account activity to determine whether the device logged into your account is connected to your primary location.

If the new device logged into the account is in a different location, Netflix will need a temporary code that allows you to log in to that location for seven consecutive days. Netflix explained that people who travel with major equipment will have no problem using Netflix elsewhere. However, to ensure uninterrupted access to Netflix, you need to connect to Wi-Fi from the primary location at least once every 31 days.

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