With Netflix preparing to crack down on password sharing, it's a good time to check if anyone is using your account who shouldn't be and block them.

NETFLIX, the global streaming service, gives you access to thousands of TV shows, films and original productions. Find out how to log into Netflix online and just how many people you can share ...

Netflix is taking notice of where your login is being used and if the login location is not your primary location.

First, sign out of all of your devices where you (or someone else) might have logged into your account. You can do this by accessing your Netflix account on a computer and selecting the Security ...

If you have noticed some shows popping up in your Netflix watch history unexpectedly, there's a chance someone might have hacked your account. And it's more common than you might think. In fact, a ...

Hulu gives you a number to call (1-888-631-4858), and Netflix offers to send you a password reset prompt by either text message or phone call (that is, if Netflix has your phone number).

To log out of Netflix on your TV, open the "Get Help" menu in the left sidebar. If you've logged into Netflix on a TV that you don't own, you should log out when you're done.

Sharing your Netflix account around has been a pretty common thing over the last half-decade, with many people logging into a host of devices to leave their friends and family with easy access to ...

If you need to log out of Netflix on a device that is not near you, rest assured. Just because you’re far from your TV doesn’t mean you can’t protect your account.

First, on the Netflix “My Account” page, click on “sign out of all devices” under settings. This will give your account the boot on every device it’s ever been logged into.

Netflix has finally introduced new measures to curb widespread password sharing, and they largely revolve around digital geo-fencing. Subscribers will now only be permitted to log into their ...