<ul><li>Netflix accidentally launched guidelines for its measures to curb password sharing globally, but they have since been taken down.</li><li>The measures, already tested in a few South American and Central American countries, require users to connect their device and open the Netflix app every 31 days.</li><li>Critics argue that making it difficult to use the service may result in losing more subscribers, especially since the company lost 200,000 subscribers last year.</li><li>Netflix has introduced several methods to recover from the loss, including the crackdown on password sharing and cheaper ad-supported plans, set to go live worldwide in Q1 2023.</li></ul>

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