
The era of freely passing around your Disney+ or Hulu passwords like coveted candies at a Halloween soirée may soon come to an end. That's right, CEO Bob Iger dropped the bombshell during a recent Q3 earnings call, revealing that The House of Mouse’s streaming juggernauts, Disney+ and Hulu, might soon follow in Netflix’s once-controversial footsteps of implementing new password-sharing rules, eyeing a crackdown of their own.
According to Indiewire’s reporting, Iger mentioned that during their Q3 earnings call, the company could already track password sharing. While he didn't specify how many subscribers were sharing accounts, he emphasized that the number was significant. He also said he believes they can “grow business” if they explore solutions to address the issue “properly.”