As you may have noticed, Netflix has cracked down on password sharing outside of the home. Although he had nothing against this practice years ago, in the recent past, when Netflix began to lose subscribers (also due to competition), he began to address how much money he was losing by sharing passwords. Of course, this is a very high amount. Password sharing is slowly catching on around the world, and those who want to share will pay extra. This, of course, leads the "sharer" to restrict access to the account to people outside their household. They then create their own account, which Netflix expects and wants to help them with. It will therefore allow you to transfer the profile to another account, which will be especially appreciated by those who had marked programs in the list that they want to watch in the future and do not want to lose it.
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It must be said that this is not a complete novelty. Since October, Netflix only allowed this procedure if the profile was transferred to a completely new account. Now it is possible to transfer the profile to an already existing account. Netflix has angered many users with its efforts to limit password sharing. On the other hand, from Netflix's point of view, this is a completely logical step, and maybe it's only a matter of time before the competition catches on to a similar wave. Which video streaming service is your favorite?
I don't understand how 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G mobile internet is related to calling... After all, calling works outside mobile internet networks, it worked even before mobile internet started. So how would turning off the internet help affect signal strength? MaxAt least, mutual interference, even Bluetooth technology could have an effect. I have the internet turned off all the time and only turn it on when I need it (logically, who would have it on all the time, it drains the battery and uses up data) and I still often have a poor signal.
“(logically, who would have it on all the time, it drains the battery and uses up data) “ …Well, you see, and it seems completely illogical to me that someone would turn it off 🤦🏻♂️😁 I have so much data that I don't use it and the battery doesn't bother me either. I have chargers everywhere (at home, in the car, in theanceláří) so I really don't see any reason to turn anything off. 😉
To Ježkovy, does anyone really do this? :-O
And have you heard about VoLTE? It was 15 years ago that the call works outside the internet. With 4G/5G, the data network is absolutely normally used for calls as well (and no, it does not eat up any data from the tariff). Operators have been struggling to improve 2G signal coverage for a long time, so by turning off data, you are actually depriving yourself of a call signal in many places.
Quite the opposite, illogically.
I never turn off Wifi, BT and data... It's stupid. It drains the battery completely miniIt's nonsense to have data turned off and turn it on if an email, message on Viber, WA, etc. doesn't arrive.