Disney+ subscribers are far from happy with the streaming service's latest announcement that it plans to clamp down on password and account sharing. The online platform is jam-packed with exclusives - from Taylor Swift's Eras Tour to the Mandalorian, but the array of content doesn't make up for its recent revelation. Numerous Disney+ users have become accustomed to sharing their accounts with family and friends, but the practice is set to come to an end, with the company currently devising a plan to crackdown on it.
And it could be rolled out as soon as next month. Disney chief Bob Iger, recently told CNBC: "In June we'll be launching our first real foray into password sharing. Just a few countries and a few markets, but then it will grow significantly with a full roll-out in September.
" Read more: Disney On Ice announces spectacular new show for Newcastle's Utilita Arena Get all the latest North East updates with our free What’s On newsletter The Express reports that it comes after rivals in Netflix rolled out a similar plan last year - deterring freeloading family members worldwide. Those who are still keen to share an account with people outside their household must purchase an 'extra member slot' which sets the account holder back an extra £4.99 per month.
And while it is yet to be announced if Disney will roll out a similar scheme, it is anticipated that violators will be hit with a warning and subsequent fee to continue their viewing. And users were quick to take to .