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Netflix Is Cracking Down On Password Sharing & You Might Have to Get Your Own Soon

Test warnings are being sent out.
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Noah Borden
March 12, 2021, 12:06 PM
September 24, 2021, 01:02 PM

The days of mooching your friend's Netflix login may soon be a thing of the past.

According to Gamma Wire, the streaming service has sent out warnings to some who seem to be using a Netflix login outside of the account owner's home, asking them to verify that they are permitted to do so.

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If the message pops up on your screen, you will be able to request a verification code via text message or email, meaning if you are still cool with whoever's account you're using, you can simply ask them to send you the code.

A Netflix representative told FOX Business that the tests are just being used to make sure people are allowed to stream with the accounts they are using. 

The warning messages are just being tested out right now and you can even bypass the message by clicking the "verify later" button, meaning your account mooching can continue for the foreseeable future.

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This Ontario town with storybook streets and cozy little shops is the prettiest in Canada

You'll want to add this spot to your bucket list!

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If you've ever wanted to step into a small town that feels like it belongs in a Hallmark film, you might want to take a trip to this quaint Ontario gem.

With historic buildings, little shops, freshly baked treats, and picturesque river views, it has all the ingredients for a postcard-worthy escape and has been named among the prettiest towns in the country.

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Measles outbreak over after 2 years, thousands infected in Canada: PHAC

Measles outbreak over after two years
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A measles outbreak that spanned two years and infected thousands of people in Canada is over. 

The Public Health Agency of Canada made the declaration in a press release Monday, stating that more than 6,400 people were infected across 10 provinces. 

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Federal ministers defend major projects bill at House committee meeting

Ministers defend Bill C-39 at House committee
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Four federal ministers are defending the government's contentious legislation to speed up major projects in the House of Commons today, as Ottawa continues to face criticism from Indigenous, environment and labour groups.

The 243-page bill would fast-track approvals for major projects, cut their review times and create zones of "national interest" to pre-approve certain types of projects.

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