Netflix: changes to terms, privacy policy, and pricing
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Terms of Service
October 30, 2026
November 3, 2026
Privacy Policy
October 30, 2026
November 3, 2026
Pricing page
October 30, 2026
November 3, 2026
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April 11, 2026medium impactHistorical, imported
Netflix can cut off live features like voting or chat right away.
This can happen for a rule break or a safety risk.
The What
The terms now let Netflix cut off live tools, like voting or chat, at once for rule breaks or safety or legal risks. They also bar using the service to train machine learning.
Netflix now collects info from advertiser websites and apps.
Ad tracking can reach past Netflix itself.
The What
Netflix says it now gathers data from the sites and apps of its advertisers, not only from Netflix. Ad data now also includes guesses about you or your home, plus info from ad partners.
December 10, 2025medium impactHistorical, imported
Netflix may show ads during live events and new features.
This is no longer tied only to the ad plan.
The What
The terms now say live shows, special events and new tools may have ad breaks. Past wording that linked ads to an ad-supported plan is gone, and Netherlands law now governs the terms.
September 23, 2025medium impactHistorical, imported
Netflix can offer plans with ads.
Even ad-free plans may show Netflix promos.
The What
The terms now say Netflix may offer plans with ads, and plans without ads may still show Netflix promos. Plans and prices can also change when Netflix's costs go up, like for shows and taxes.
Netflix may share your info with ad companies on any plan.
Before, this was only for the plan with ads.
The What
Netflix removed the rule that limited sharing your info with advertising companies to its ad plan. The sharing now covers all users, for picking, measuring and improving ads.
