I’ve been sharing my Netflix account with a few family members, and lately, they’ve been constantly running into the same issue: when they try to log in or open Netflix, they get an error message and are forced to request a temporary access code.
What’s confusing is that I, as the account owner, don’t experience this problem at all. It only affects the others using the account. This used to happen occasionally, but now it’s become a regular issue, making it difficult for them to enjoy the service.
Netflix, if this is part of your new password-sharing restrictions, be transparent about it. If not, then explain why verified users on my account are being blocked and forced through repeated verification. This is frustrating for everyone involved.
I’m subscribed to Netflix’s top-tier Premium plan, yet I constantly face a frustrating issue that completely defeats the purpose of having this plan. Every two weeks or so, my family members are prompted to enter a temporary verification code just to continue watching. This code gets emailed to me, ...
I’ve paid for my membership, verified my email, and even reset my password, yet I still can’t access my own account. Every time I try to log in, the system redirects me to a “temporary viewing code” screen and blocks me from entering. What’s worse is that I haven’t changed my device, haven’t shared ...
I share my Netflix account with a few friends, and everything worked fine for the first month. Then suddenly, all of our profiles were logged out. When we tried to sign in, it said, “You are not part of this Netflix household.” We followed the instructions and updated the household from the TV as re...
I’ve been a regular Netflix user for a long time. However, recently I keep getting the error message “This device is not part of the Netflix Household for this account” whenever I try to access Netflix — both on my computer and different mobile phones. All of these devices are used within the same h...
I’ve been dealing with the same issue on Netflix for months now, and I’ve had enough. Every time I try to log in to my own devices—the ones I’ve been using for years—I get an error saying “Incorrect user” or “This isn’t your account.” This happens repeatedly, even though I haven’t changed devices or...
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