In the age of TV shows you watch, sharing an account is Netflix Streaming between two or more people is normal. Of course, this requires choosing a suitable plan that allows you to use two or more devices at the same time. Then you can create a separate profile to organize a list of your favorite shows. But then, most of the time, things don't generally go according to plan.
It may happen that your brother or friend shared a username/password editing group with one of their friends to get a taste of some Netflix. And worst case, they shared the password with some of their friends in turn (not cool!). Or worse, you got out. Your password Somehow, I woke up to a strange title under the heading Continue Watching.
In this post today, we will show you how to check and remove connected devices from your account. Netflix Your.
Let's get started.
How to find connected devices on Netflix
To check which devices are connected to your Netflix account, you can check the addresses from your viewing history. Alternatively, you can check users' IP addresses directly and then ban unauthorized addresses.
While you can easily do this from the Netflix mobile app, using a computer is simpler and more flexible.
Step 1: First, open Netflix on your computer browser and click on your profile, then press the Account button.
If you're on your phone, log in to your Netflix profile and tap the "More" button in the bottom-right corner. Select "Account" from the menu. Once done, the app will redirect you to the Netflix settings on your browser. Now, select "Watching History."
Step 2: Here, all the movies and TV shows you've recently watched will be displayed. All you have to do is check to see if everything is in order. If not, you can use "View History" to check your recent logins.
- Pro Tip: You can use this opportunity to clear your viewing history if you want.
Step 3: Next, click on the Recent Device Streaming Activity option to see all logins to your Netflix account.
From the last use date and IP address to where the account was last accessed, it displays everything. Most importantly, you can see what type of device was used to stream.
Now, all you have to do is determine whether the device belongs to a family member or friend. It's a difficult task, but it's the only way to do it now.
In my case, I know the first and second logins were authentic since I share my Netflix account with my parents. However, the web browser login from Texas is an unauthorized login.
At the same time, you can monitor emails from Netflix. Netflix typically sends you an email when it detects a new login to your account.
You can also see the device name, location, and login time in the email.
How to remove connected devices from Netflix
Unfortunately, the only way to kick users out is to change the password and then log out of all connected devices. To change the password, click the "Change Password" option on the Settings page.
When you change your password, remember to select the “Require all devices…” checkbox.
To be on the safe side, you can also choose to log out of all connected devices.
When you do this, Netflix will prompt users to log in again with their new password. There, disaster averted.
How to remove downloads from connected devices from Netflix
Depending on your plan, you can only download so many movies at once. Again, if you share a Netflix account with someone who hits the download button the moment they watch a new movie, it can get messy over time. You're likely to see the "You have downloads on too many devices" error more often than you'd like.
At such times, you can always ask them to delete the movie from their devices.
But if you're unable to access your device (lost or disabled), for some reason, you can always remove it from your list. To do so, head to Settings and select the Manage Download Devices option.
Now, press the Remove Device button.
That's it. All downloaded movies or TV shows will be automatically deleted, and you'll be able to resume downloads on your phone.
Only if you notice that the device name and download dates do not match the download timelines of your and your friends' activity, changing your password is your best bet.
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Over the years, Netflix has become synonymous with high-quality content and critically acclaimed originals. Therefore, it's only natural that there are those who wait to suspend content from a free account without paying. Fortunately, there are several options for tracking who is using your Netflix account.
So next time you receive an email or see a strange login, you know what to do. به.
