Might have to remove/sign out all devices first. A couple of those services have loopholes that if a device was automatically signing in, it continues to do so even after a password change. Or so I've heard.
I let a very sweet but not tech savvy coworker use my Netflix account. Even after I moved across the country, I was still happy to share this service with her. Previously she had told me that her adult daughter had been watching some series at the house. Okay, no biggie. Then every now and then it seemed as if I had issues watching, like too many people were streaming from my account. One evening I had this error, and probably twenty minutes later I received an email from Netflix thanking me for upgrading my account. This entitled twat of a daughter signed into my account settings and changed my plan to premium tier for the most screens at a time. This girl is 25, an aspiring model and influencer, dating an NFL player, living under her parent’s roof with a full time teaching job, and thought absolutely nothing of logging on with her mother’s coworkers credentials and charging more money to a stranger. That’s something a child would do, one whom doesn’t understand credit cards at that. I immediately purged every device logged in and changed my email and password. My mind just cannot grasp how these people think.
KiaJellybean on August 6th, 2020 at 01:54 UTC »
"Wow, I didn't know that. Yep! I think I can resolve that issue right now."
-changes password-
amethyst_lover on August 6th, 2020 at 02:01 UTC »
Might have to remove/sign out all devices first. A couple of those services have loopholes that if a device was automatically signing in, it continues to do so even after a password change. Or so I've heard.
PatheticGirl83 on August 6th, 2020 at 06:43 UTC »
I let a very sweet but not tech savvy coworker use my Netflix account. Even after I moved across the country, I was still happy to share this service with her. Previously she had told me that her adult daughter had been watching some series at the house. Okay, no biggie. Then every now and then it seemed as if I had issues watching, like too many people were streaming from my account. One evening I had this error, and probably twenty minutes later I received an email from Netflix thanking me for upgrading my account. This entitled twat of a daughter signed into my account settings and changed my plan to premium tier for the most screens at a time. This girl is 25, an aspiring model and influencer, dating an NFL player, living under her parent’s roof with a full time teaching job, and thought absolutely nothing of logging on with her mother’s coworkers credentials and charging more money to a stranger. That’s something a child would do, one whom doesn’t understand credit cards at that. I immediately purged every device logged in and changed my email and password. My mind just cannot grasp how these people think.