Disney follows in the footsteps of Netflix in looking to convert Disney+ password-borrowers into paying customers.

Disney is now asking you to pay to share your Disney+ account with other people. The company now offers an official way to pay for an extra user on your account. Per their rules, however, you can probably get around it.

Disney+ is cracking down on shared passwords, but offering its subscribers a new Extra Member add-on for family or friends who aren't in the same household as the account holder. Here's everything you need to know about the new Extra Member add-on,

Disney, following the lead of Netflix, has widely rolled out a program aimed at converting Disney+ password-borrowers into paid customers.

After previous warnings of a password sharing crackdown coming to Disney+, the streamer officially started rolling out its paid sharing features to subscribers in the U.S., Canada, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region this week following launches in select markets over the summer.

Disney is coming down hard on users that share accounts across households, with the company forcing users that are doing so to add a paid sharing add-on to their account.

Disney+ has followed in Netflix's footsteps by cracking down on password sharing, but there is still a way to share your account.

Disney+ has completed its crackdown on password sharing, and you'll now have to pay extra to share your account with others.

The streaming service rolled out a new ‘paid sharing’ option yesterday, marking a major shift in how it handles multiple users on the same account. As Disney CEO Bob Iger announced during a recent earnings call,

As is the case with the base tier with most streaming services, Disney Plus Basic doesn’t allow you to download content for offline viewing. It does provide access to the same s