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#303445 10-Feb-2023 22:28
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So with the new Netflix password sharing rules and the fact that Tesla uses Australian Sims with roaming, what happens to our accounts? Do we have to connect to home WiFi every 30 days and launch netflix or risk our car being banned from being part of our account?

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  #3034840 10-Feb-2023 22:56
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This was my concern also. Given the Tesla browser identifies as being a Tesla my guess is it'll be a "whitelisted client".




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  #3035328 12-Feb-2023 11:58
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Answered here: https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=151&topicid=303330&page_no=15#3035327

 

And here: https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/10zgaat/you_can_watch_netflix_only_in_your_garage_no_more/

 

$7.99 if you want Netflix in your Tesla now. I'll lock this, feel free to speak your mind to Netflix chat + on that thread.




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