What is the “Extra Member” function?
As indicated by the company, the “Extra Member” function seeks to make it easier for people who share an account to transfer their profile when starting their own membership, and for all members to manage their devices and create subaccounts. The new function can be enabled “if they want to pay for family or friends.”
The alternative to “Extra Member” it is expected that it will be enabled in Argentina at the beginning of 2023. Although due to its characteristics it is not very different from “Add a house”; Netflix explained that it had a greater acceptance in the localities where it was put to the test.
As a preview, it was reported that it will be simpler and will allow “creating a subaccount with an independent profile, with individual user and password access, and personalized recommendations,” Télam explained.
Other plans for Netflix
Another of the measures that Netflix is taking due to the fierce competition in the sector is its cheaper plan with ads.
When the information was released, Netflix was calm and clarified that “we are launching it in 12 countries and it will not be available in Argentina.”
“As we learn and improve the Basic with Ads plan, we will decide whether to launch it in more countries. In Argentina, consumers can choose between our three available plans”, they told Télam.
The “Basic with Ads” plan will be available from November 10 in 12 countries: Germany, Australia, Brazil, Canada, South Korea, Spain, the United States, France, Italy, Japan, Mexico and the United Kingdom. While on the 1st of that month it will be activated in Canada and Mexico; and on November 3, to the United States, Brazil, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany, Australia, South Korea and Japan. In those countries, subscription to the cheapest plan will be 5.49 euros ($6.99) with advertisements.
Source: Ambito
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