Netflix Plans to Get Rid of Inactive Subscribers
- 4 years ago
Netflix Plans to Get Rid
of Inactive Subscribers According to Gizmodo, Netflix will send out
email alerts and in-app notifications to users who haven't streamed
anything in over a year since signing up. Those who have been inactive for the
past two years will get a notice as well. If the user doesn't respond, their
membership will be canceled. Netflix, via TechCrunch According to TechCrunch, Netflix says
these "zombie accounts" represent
less than one percent of its total base. If an account is canceled, the streaming company
says it will give people 10 months to rejoin. Doing so within that grace period
will allow users to gain back their data,
viewing preferences and account details. Netflix's Eddy Wu,
via Gizmodo As of April 2020, Netflix says
it has almost 183 million
total subscriptions.
of Inactive Subscribers According to Gizmodo, Netflix will send out
email alerts and in-app notifications to users who haven't streamed
anything in over a year since signing up. Those who have been inactive for the
past two years will get a notice as well. If the user doesn't respond, their
membership will be canceled. Netflix, via TechCrunch According to TechCrunch, Netflix says
these "zombie accounts" represent
less than one percent of its total base. If an account is canceled, the streaming company
says it will give people 10 months to rejoin. Doing so within that grace period
will allow users to gain back their data,
viewing preferences and account details. Netflix's Eddy Wu,
via Gizmodo As of April 2020, Netflix says
it has almost 183 million
total subscriptions.