The Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streaming service announced it would start cracking down on accounts that are sharing their password back in March, but not much has really happened so far. In the company's third quarter 2024 earnings call on Thursday ...

Max will kick off its password-sharing crackdown over the next few months with “very soft messaging” surrounding the change. During Warner Bros. Discovery’s Q3 earnings call on Thursday, chief financial officer Gunnar Wiedenfels said this initial rollout would be followed by more progress in 2025 and 2026.

Warner Bros. Discovery is planning to start sending messages to Max subscribers about limiting account sharing later this year.

Discovery-owned streaming service Max now has over 110 million subscribers and will start its expected password-sharing crackdown this year, executives confirmed during a Thursday earnings call. CEO David Zaslav said the company is trying to squeeze extra revenue from existing products amid "generational disruption.

A Warner Bros. Discovery's executive offered more details about the company's intentions to implement a password-sharing crackdown on Max.

The days of sharing your Max account with family and friends outside of your household are soon coming to an end. Months after Warner Bros. Discovery first announced it would follow in the footsteps of Netflix and other streamers in implementing restrictions around account sharing,

Max, the other major platform that ruined years of brand recognition with a bizarre name change, is about to get serious about password-sharing, according to reporting by The Verge. Parent company Warner Bros. Discovery said during a Q3 earnings call that ...

Max is about to take action against password sharing, but not necessarily in the way you’d expect. Here’s what you should know.