Disney and Hulu to Enforce Password Sharing Ban, Sparking Fan Outrage

Starting March 14, the crackdown aims to boost subscriber numbers and revenue, following Netflix's lead.

Disney+ and Hulu, owned by Disney, are set to enforce a password sharing ban starting March 14, 2024, affecting millions of users.
The move has sparked outrage among fans, with many expressing their dissatisfaction on social media.
Disney aims to increase subscriber numbers and revenue by cracking down on password sharing, following Netflix's example.
Subscription options for Disney+ range from $7.99/month with ads to premium bundles up to $24.99/month.
Hulu's new policy will limit account sharing outside of the subscriber's household, with various subscription tiers available.