”Disney+” begins crackdown on account sharing in North America...expansion expected in other regions

Walt Disney's streaming service ``Disney+'' has begun cracking down on sharing subscription accounts in North America.
According to the Associated Press and other sources, Disney+ recently sent an email to Canadian users saying, ``Starting November, you will be able to access the service with the same account.''
"We will limit the users who can access the furniture to the members of the furniture." American media reports that this policy of Disney+ will soon be followed in the United States and expanded to other regions.
Then I saw it. Another streaming operator, Netflix, has banned account sharing in more than 100 countries around the world since May.
At the time of announcing its second-quarter results in July, Netflix said that sales had increased from before in countries that had enacted policies prohibiting account sharing, and that revenue from this would pick up in earnest in the second half of the year.
I predicted that.