ROME – The CEO of Disney, Bob Iger, announced that from June the plan – already announced by Disney – to put will begin a stop to password sharing on the streaming flagship Disney+ . During a wide-ranging interview with CNBC on Thursday, Iger said, “In June we’re going to launch our first real foray into password sharing world“. The initiative, he added, will start “only in some countries and in some markets, but will then grow significantly with a full launch in September”.
The tests during the summer
The number one of The Walt Disney Company stated that Initially, they will be subjected to a necessary testing phase during the summer and limited to some territories (not specified). Already by September, however, we will see a large-scale rollout. Disney last week, the company integrated the platform with Hulu in the United States. According to Iger, the initiative was extremely well received by the public.
The discontent of subscribers
Certainly, subscribers will not welcome the upcoming news. For those who currently share their password (and for those who use it) it will inevitably result in a further financial outlay. A similar decision had already been made by Netflix. Long gone are the days when the market leader shared “Love is sharing a password, relegated to a past that will never return”.
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– 2024-05-02 01:24:11
