Sorry, Kids. Maybe You Should Consider Paying For Your Own HBO Max Now

The big streaming services used to kind of look the other way when you shared your password. Not any more: Netflix and Disney+ are cracking down on password sharing with methods like popups requiring you to enter a code they'll send as a text to the account holder. They know that cracking down might alienate some people, but it IS a business, one in which about 40% of subscribers are sharing their logins. If you're one of the people who share or use someone else's password, would this prompt you to pay up for your own account, would you drop the service, or would you resort to less-legitimate means to get your "Mandalorian" fix? (AP via KSTP-TV/St. Paul-Minneapolis)

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