Whether you've got family who live elsewhere or a friend who you want to give an education in entertainment, chances are you've shared a password for one of the best streaming services. If you haven't, then you're either mistaken or a leech yourself (no shame here).
Earlier this year the first domino fell as Netflix introduced a policy that limited password sharing only to those who live in the same house. This was a big turnaround from a company that once tweeted "Love is sharing a password." but it seems to be working, and Disney+ users may be in line for something similar.
According to Reuters, The House of Mouse is planning to implement new measures to its streaming service in India, Disney+ Hotstar, that restrict access to the service. Currently, the ad-based service (which is integrated with Disney+) permits logins on up to 10 different devices, but that number is reportedly dropping to four, with copy on the service's website reflecting this. The cheaper "Super" edition of Disney+ Hotstar will reportedly be downgraded to just 2 devices.
