Next time you check your Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook inbox, be on high alert for a worrying new scam. Cyber crooks appear to be back, and this time, they are using the popular Netflix service to try and ...

Members who share a Netflix account with out-of-household viewers should expect to get an email ... Netflix password sharing won't disappear for good, but the ability to do it for free has come ...

The streamer has chosen other methods of boosting subscriber numbers, such as adding a lower-cost ad-supported plan and cracking down on password sharing. Still, getting free Netflix or discounted ...

Had we been tricked, the scammers would have our email address, password and bank details which could then be used to steal cash. All Netflix users must remain vigilant as these types of attacks ...

Regarding the latter, the Netflix password sharing crackdown that’s getting under way in part of the world has spawned a predictable flood of news coverage. Plus no small degree of ...

Netflix also clarified on its site that it will never ask for bank account details, credit card numbers, or passwords via text or email. The best way to test the veracity of an email is by logging ...

By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief Netflix’s password-sharing crackdown proved to be a major success in getting more people to sign up to its streaming service worldwide. But now that ...

Know Netflix’s protocols. The company shares on its website that it will never ask for credit or debit card numbers, passwords or bank account details via email or text message. Guard your ID.

Verify the Sender and URL: Always check for inconsistencies in the sender's email address and slight variations in the website URL. Remember Netflix's Policy - Netflix never asks for passwords ...

asking for your Netflix account email, phone, password, or payment method it probably didn't come from Netflix." The streaming service insists that it will never ask users to share personal ...