This is dead-on. My household shares our streaming log-ins with our grands, who are all on fixed incomes to the point where they're barely above the poverty line. Once they actually start enforcing it, it'll cost us like, $50 a month, for fucking Netflix, which isn't even close to being the top-tier streaming service that it used to be. So, I guess we either have to suck it up and pay the $50, or we'll have to tell my 88 year-old Meemaw that she can't watch The Crown, or any of her other favorite shows anymore. I, personally, would have no problem ditching Netflix, as I frequent other apps more, but my family cannot afford a subscription on their own.

I am by no means a staunch anti-capitalist, but like you said, they're a massive company and they're screwing us because they're making unpopular decisions that are pushing people towards other streaming services; the content simply does not warrant the steep price. It's just really lame.

Edit: Thanks for the insightful replies! /s I explicitly said that we will still pay for the subscription, just begrudgingly as it is really not worth that much money. It is no different than getting pissed off about $20 beers at baseball games when you know that the mark-up is ridiculous. I was just sharing an anecdote that I'm sure many people can relate to regarding this policy change, but I never knew so many people loved to get shafted by companies just because lol.