Netflix is finally going after password sharing. Here’s how it’s likely to work

Uh, isn't Netflix already getting "the revenue associated with that viewing" when I pay the membership fee every month?

As soon as this is rolled out in the US, I'll just cancel my membership entirely. The only reason I keep it now is so my family members can use it, and even they barely bother to utilize it these days because the catalog is generally quite lame.

I loved when Netflix was a simple monthly fee, but they've been nickel and diming us ever since the 4k extra fees began. Complexity in an oversaturated streaming market doesn't seem wise.

It will be a great way to reveal true colors, turns out they greedy AF, raising prices when inflation is hitting working folks who aren't getting raises.

Is this common in companies? I know it's a matter of opinion exactly how much the goodwill of customers is worth, but do companies ever make even a rough guess at putting a number on such things? I've never seen it done. Like people, companies seem to operate by emotion.