Well, it's finally happening. After months of predicting when the Disney Plus password crackdown would begin, we finally know when it will: September 2024. Announced by Disney CEO Bob Iger during ...

Disney will roll out its password-sharing crackdown this summer. During an earnings call, Disney CFO Hugh Johnston said password-sharers will see an option to sign up for their own subscription.

Everything you need to know about the future of password-sharing on Disney Plus. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Bad news ...

Disney has officially launched its password and account-sharing crackdown, rolling out what it is calling its “paid sharing program” to users in the U.S. and in many regions around the world ...

Disney was the first to announce that Disney Plus password sharing would no longer be allowed. That was last year, and Disney has not implemented any changes since then. Then, a few weeks ago ...

Disney’s plan to enforce a Disney Plus password-sharing crackdown feels like Marvel’s Blade reboot. Both were confirmed quite a while ago, but we keep seeing delay after delay. While fans are ...

The dreaded Disney Plus password-sharing crackdown is coming soon — here's what we know. ... which means that free ride on a friend's Disney Plus account will be coming to an end for most soon.

During Disney's first-quarter earnings call in February, the company announced plans to enforce new account-sharing policies by implementing a fee for Disney Plus streaming customers later this year.

It’s also not known how much it will cost to add additional user profiles to your Disney Plus account. Netflix , one of the service’s direct rivals, charges a $7.99 fee for each additional ...

Forbes Disney Plus Password-Sharing Crackdown Imminent: ... and the way it worked was that subscribers who allowed an extra person to share their account would be charged an extra $7.99 a month.

Disney Plus is getting ready to launch its password-sharing crackdown later this year, with CEO Bob Iger saying it will kick off “in earnest” in September. If you share an account, you might ...