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Netflix Canada Is Going To Start Checking If You're Using Someone Else's Account

You might be part of the pilot project.
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Lisa Belmonte
March 12, 2021, 03:11 PM
September 24, 2021, 01:02 PM

If you're someone who does Netflix password sharing, you might see this new feature that checks if you're using someone else's account that is being tested in Canada.

A spokesperson for the streaming service told Narcity that "this test is designed to help ensure that people using Netflix accounts are authorized to do so."

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If you're part of the test, a pop-up will appear on the screen when you select your profile and you'll be asked to verify the account through a text or email sent to the owner of the account, according to CNN.

There's also a "verify later" option that you can select to continue streaming.

Narcity confirmed that this only applies to TVs, so if you are included in the test of the new feature, you won't see the pop-up when you use Netflix on your phone.

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What Albertans need to know about voting in the referendum

Alberta referendum: What voters need to know
THE CANADIAN PRESS/James Maclennan

Referendum day in Alberta is on Monday.

The provincial referendum has 10 questions about immigration policy, constitutional reform, and whether Alberta should remain in Canada or hold a binding, second referendum on quitting the country.

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It's the season for Halloween candy, chocolate and chips at grocery stores in Canada.

Whether you're buying for trick-or-treaters or buying for yourself, Narcity compared prices at Costco, Walmart and Loblaws.

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Public health officials in Manitoba say a provincewide measles outbreak is over.

That comes more than a year after it first reported new cases of the disease. 

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