You can't watch two TVs with two different internet connections, right?
After scratching my head for last few hours, I thought, I should post it here, and may be you guys know it better and help me understand this ? I have come to my Native place, as Mom was not doing well, and I thought, I would watch her and if needed take for a doc consultation. So yesterday I was watching this movie and it worked fine. But this morning, when I tried to access Netflix on TV, it asked me to set up Netflix household for this TV, which sounded very new to me. So far, I was aware only about the plan, and I remembered to have taken the best plan, so that, we can see from multiple devices, any locations. Quickly checked if that has got changed, and confirmed it remains same.
Then I went ahead and asked to confirm this TV to be part of my household, after which they sent a mail and I verified it and then it worked.
But the curious me, could not sit idle on this and tried to figure out, if this is a new feature rolled out by Netflix.
The wordings are so clever , it does not clearly say, that, Netflix Household can connect to multiple internet or you can have multiple Household. It says, you set it using a TV device only and all other devices on the same internet connections can be part of your Netflix Household. So from that, I understood, I cannot use two TV at two different locations using two different internet, right ?
But then this did not match at all to my understanding. If I sign into a new TV like at a hotel or holiday rental, that would definitely not be on my home internet, right ?
Seems they have Triggered Warning with this movie by rolling out this new feature to me, and I will have more surprises soon at my other home. If any one knows this clearly, please help me understand. Worst case, I believe we will have to take two plans, may be two standard plans, as 4k is any way not used.
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