Netflix Cracks Down on Password Sharing, Adds Millions of New Subscribers

• Netflix gained 5.9 million new subscribers in the second quarter after expanding its crackdown on password sharing.
• The company beat earnings expectations but fell slightly short on revenue projections, causing a stock drop.
• Netflix introduced cheaper ad-supported plans and removed its lowest-priced ad-free option.
• Ongoing strikes by Hollywood writers and actors have disrupted content production.
• Netflix aims to accelerate revenue growth through pricing changes, advertising, and preventing password sharing.

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