Netflix now allows you to logout users without changing your password

Netflix has added a new tool to be able to log out of specific devices without having to log out of everything and change the password.

According to a recent blog post from the company, a new feature called ‘Manage Access & Devices’ lets customers see the most recent devices that have used their account and log out with the click of a button.

This is how the new Netflix function works

The streaming giant has released a new setting that lets you log out of sessions specifically.

This feature also lets you see the last time they used your account and where they are streaming from.

You only need:

  • Sign in to Account
  • Click Manage access and devices
  • Select from the list of devices and press Exit

Although you can always log a user out of your account Netflix, previously this required you to force all devices out. Now, this process is much more agile.

You will not be able to share accounts

Netflix recently confirmed that it will start charging for “additional users” on accounts in 2023, ending the era of free password sharing.

Also, by updating your terms of use, Netflix discloses that the minimum download speed our connection is using Internet You should enjoy your catalog in its current state at least 1 Mbps for standard quality (SD), at least 3 Mbps for streaming content in high definition (HD) and around 15 Mbps for Ultra HD resolution (4K equal or higher).

Basic Plan with ads Netflix It arrives on November 10 and will be available first in 12 countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, Spain, UK and UK before being released worldwide.

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