If, for whatever reason, Netflix doesn't automatically log you into your account after signing up – or if you accidentally sign out – you'll need to know how to log in to enjoy its veritable ...

A Netflix tool lets you see where and when your account is being accessed. The results have surprised some people. “I just changed my Netflix password, it’s way too many people using my login ...

If you forget to sign out of Netflix and don’t want to risk people getting into your account, you can just sign out of all devices. Here’s how: Go to Netflix on a browser.

That means anyone with your username and password will be able to sign in to your account. Because of this, you need to be vigilant about messages claiming to be from Netflix.

Photos: Netflix, Hulu. Email, password, access to your Facebook account! All you do is ask for things, Netflix/Hulu! Here’s where you enter in your info, that you’ve committed to memory.

This process will require that you sign back into your account and reconnect your devices. It's unfortunately the only way to remove people who are using your account. But, it's worth it!

You've been able to sign into third-party websites with your Google credentials for years, but now the company is broadening out the places that info can take you. On its Developer Blog, the ...

Netflix accounts may not offer the monetization potential of a stolen Facebook account that can be exploited to broadcast fake appeals for money, but they still tempt a subset of hackers who find ...

This will force anyone currently logged into your Netflix account to sign in with your new password (which they won’t know). Click Save to confirm your password change and return to your Account ...

First, on the Netflix “My Account” page, click on “sign out of all devices” under settings. This will give your account the boot on every device it’s ever been logged into. Secondly ...