Netflix users are worried in India when they got to know that users will be charged extra for sharing passwords, but so far, Indians are at relief as the new change has not been implemented yet.
Netflix launched games named- Dragon Up (East Side Games), Townsmen - A Kingdom Rebuilt (HandyGames), Moonlighter (11 Bit Studios), and Exploding Kittens - The Game (Exploding Kittens Digital) which will be officially unleashed on May 31.
Netflix has launched our first-ever collection, titled 'Celebrating Disability with Dimension,' featuring over 50 shows and films with characters or stories about people living with disabilities
Netflix acknowledged its problems are deep rooted by projecting a loss of another 2 million subscribers during the April-June period.
Netflix is planning to pause the password sharing option and will add charges to extra account usage.
Netflix reportedly expanded its gaming lineup with the launch of two more titles, which are set to roll out globally
Netflix has been a premium offering since its launch in India in 2016, with subscription plans starting from about Rs 500. Since then, the company has tweaked pricing as well as introduced a mobile-only plan in the country. It's Standard plan will be charged at Rs 499 per month, while Premium will be available at Rs 649 a month. These plans were earlier charged at Rs 649 and Rs 799, respectively.
Netflix aims to attract more users in India by providing them with affordable plans with benefits similar to its expensive plans.
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