If you do this, you're making Netflix lose money.

If you do this, you're making Netflix lose money. And trust me, I'm not going to let that happen. You know that Netflix feature I absolutely love? The one that prevents people from sharing an account with someone who doesn't live in the same household? Well, some people found a pretty clever way to get around it. Of course, I'm only showing this for educational purposes. The idea is simple: create what's called a private network. Once you're connected to that network, it doesn't matter where you are. You in New York, your friend in Los Angeles or even on the other side of the country. From the internet's point of view, you're sharing the same IP address. and if you share the same IP address, then on paper, you're part of the same household. To do this, some people use tools like Tailscale, which let you create a private network in just a few clicks and connect multiple devices. Others use MeshNet, a feature included with some VPNs. Usually, all it takes is enabling traffic routing. And that's it. Yeah. It's almost ridiculously simple.