[STEAM][PRESS]Bad news, Disney+ subscribers: the password sharing crackdown is coming later this year

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Disney+ is finally following in

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's footsteps, as the streaming service is planning on curtailing password sharing later this year.

Earlier this year, the house of mouse

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to make it clear that password sharing will soon be a thing of the past. Now, in a recent interview with

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, Disney CEO Bob Iger has announced that the company plans on "launching our first real foray into password sharing" this coming June. Iger went on to clarify that these plans will kick off in "just a few countries in a few markets" before it will affect all subscribers in September.

Essentially, if you're using someone else's Disney+ subscription at this point in time, and you want to keep using it, you best enjoy the next few months of not having to pay the full price, if you're paying at all. When

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started cracking down on password sharing back in 2023, it charged users an additional $8 a month just to add an extra viewer outside their home, which is on top of the $15.50 a month on the standard plan, meaning you're looking at over $23 a month across two homes. That's a far cry from the original price of $8 a month just for a standard

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plan, and shows you how truly expensive the streaming service has gotten.

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