Netflix is ​​finally here take action against the disclosure of passwords in the US after the controversial move was announced late last year.

You can still share your Netflix password, but if you share it with someone outside of your household, you’ll have to pay an extra fee. The fee for sharing passwords is $8 per month per person in the US, on top of what you already pay for your Netflix plan. Standard plan users can add one person outside of their household, while premium users can add up to two.

While you have the option of not paying these password sharing fees, your friends and family will not be able to access their profiles on your account.

If you currently have a profile on someone else’s account and don’t expect that person to put up the extra money to maintain your profile, you can transfer it to a new account that will require you to keep your referrals, lists and save other settings.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to find and enable Netflix’s Profile Transfer feature on your profile, and how to transfer your existing profile to a separate account.

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First you need to enable the profile transfer feature on Netflix

Before you can transfer your Netflix profile to a new account, you need to activate the feature. You can do this both on the web and on your mobile device (phone or tablet).

If you’re using a computer, go to your web browser of choice, go to the Netflix website, and go to the profile you want to cast. Next, hover your mouse cursor over your profile icon in the top right and click transmission profile in the drop down menu. On the next page, click Allow Button.

If you’re using a phone or tablet, open the official Netflix application, go to your profile, then tap your profile icon in the top right to access your account settings. Then tap Accountscroll to the bottom of the page and tap Enable profile transfers. This will redirect you to the official profile transfer page where you can then click Allow Button.

You should then receive a notification that profile transfers will be made to your account soon. My account said I would receive the feature in two days. However, it also said that if I clicked the confirmation link that was emailed to me, I could activate the profile transfer feature immediately, which I did.

Now you can transfer your profile to a new Netflix account

Once profile transfer is enabled, you can transfer your profile to your own new Netflix account. To transfer a profile, sign in to your original Netflix account (web or mobile) and go to transmission profile Page found in your settings. This should then launch the Transfer Profile process, which will give you a quick summary of what the feature does:

• Transfers your recommendations, viewing history, saved games, settings, My List and more to a separate account
• Creates a backup of your profile on the original account

Begin the process by clicking Next button – You will then be prompted to enter the credentials for your new account. Confirm your email address, then follow the onscreen instructions to finish setting up your new account. Once this is complete, your profile will be transferred and you will have instant access to your new Netflix account.

The original account holder will be notified once the process is complete.

If for some reason you are signed out when attempting to transfer, you can continue the process by logging in again and using the Stop Transfer setting.

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