He block shared netflix accounts It continues to get people talking, this time because of positive news, at least for the company, and that what was expected to be a major obstacle to business growth turned out to be the opposite, at least , is worth repeating in the US.

To summarize the previous steps, Netflix started to end account sharing last year, first on a trial basis in several Latin American countries. Later, the measure arrived, not without previous debate, bickering and missteps that became firm, in other countries, including Europe and Spain, where always according to statistics processed by some analytical firms, the service would lose one to two million subscribers. A convincing fact that does not seem to be repeated in other territories.

According to information published by Antenna since the implementation of the shared account blocking policy In the United StatesNot only would Netflix gain more users than those who left the service, but it would do so by a wide margin, reaching historic highs, the closest precedent of which is in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic and a lockdown halfway around the world. With an average of 73,000 new registrations per day, it would 102% increase compared to the immediately preceding period.

On the other hand, the service’s death toll would increase by just over 25%.

Daily Records on Netflix in the United States

Of course, so much conditionality is not for nothing. All these data, both negative for Netflix’s move and those that now confirm it as a good decision for your finances, are just statistics processed by market analysis companies that, yes, are considered authoritative but should not be taken as absolute. Until Netflix presents the results and confirms this or that trend, everything is cabal, with more or less value, but without definitive consequences.

It should be remembered that Netflix began its policy of blocking shared accounts, which was once supported after several changes to the operation of the service and its payment plans, which now have an extension, so that those who shared an account can continue to do so. payments and with restrictions, as well as a new ad-supported plan that they are heavily promoting, which is also proving to be successful despite being priced on par with current competing services.