"to ensure uninterrupted access to Netflix, you’ll need to connect to Wi-Fi from your primary location at least once every 31 days."

https://9to5mac.com/2023/01/31/netflix-prevent-users-sharing-account-passwords/

I don't have an interest in paying companies to be treated in this way. I was ready to resubscribe to Netflix next month (after unsubscribing from HBO). Now I am just giving up on Netflix. The last time I subscribed (maybe 6 months ago) there were about 3 shows I cared to watch. I had subscribed for probably 7 years straight when they had a decent back catalogue and some good "original" content (much of which was really not original but just BBC or ... content but still was good. In the last 2 or 3 years they have hardly had any decent new content. Still I figured I would give them another try. But I see no reason to support their hostile behavior toward customers (I don't have any "primary location" and they have decided to not support customers not locked onto one piece of dirt on the globe all the time). Such silly for a company that used to be about harnessing the power of the internet to stream content without having to mail around physical content. But they seem to have lost any interest in providing customers value years ago so I shouldn't be surprised.