Netflix has announced plans to broaden its crackdown on password sharing, with a goal of eventually banning the practice.
The streaming giant has said that the initiative will take place in the United States and other countries in the second fiscal quarter - that means April until June - meaning that the ban could be in place as soon as July.
Although the streaming service hasn't specified when and how much it plans on charging UK customers, it has previously stated that it wants to stomp out password sharing in a "broad rollout" across countries.
