Having a Netflix account is a luxury these days. And someone who has it is treated like they are the most important person on Earth.

It is a common thing for people to share their Netflix password with friends, families and lovers. But what happens when someone in a relationship, sharing a Netflix account, breaks up? Well, ethics says that one not paying should silently stop using it.

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But not for this lady. This lady has been using his ex’s Netflix account by disguising herself in a profile she created and named as ‘Settings’.

My brothers ex had been stealing our Netflix for the past two months now by disguising her account as “settings” and honestly I ain’t even mad. I’m just really disappointed in myself for actually believing that an account named “settings” would legitimately be Netflix settings pic.twitter.com/fSn3BSCcZh

— bruhmar (@bruhmaar) May 27, 2020

For the unknown, if you have a Netflix subscription, you will always be aware of the person using your account as it appears on Netflix’s homepage.

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Twitter user @yellowgengar2 recently took on Twitter to share a screenshot of his brother’s Netflix account where he found that his brother’s ex had been using their account.

She had disguised herself in a profile named Settings, leaving the guy not miffed but impressed.

Many hailed the woman as a ‘legend’ and even Netflix was impressed by her idea and replied to the tweet with ‘Respect’.

Respect.
— Netflix (@netflix) May 27, 2020

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once someone i know yoinked a Hulu account and named themselves “+ Add account” so that the icon would just be the +
— Vree (@BeeProta) May 27, 2020

Remember In school when the teachers used to say, not everyone can be academic, some have to find there own version of being smart….THIS is one of those versions!
— Alex Bristow (@AlexBristow93) May 27, 2020

I named my profile “Cancel Netflix”, which was the most effective way of keeping the kids away from my profile. You’d think that Netflix would’ve sorted out profile access control sometime since 2007.
— Barsteward (@barsteward) May 28, 2020