Currently, there are numerous streaming platforms available, catering to a wide range of entertainment preferences such as video on demand, music, and TV channels. One of the most popular options in recent times is DAZN, although it is currently undergoing changes in account management.
DAZN is a sports-focused platform that has been around for several years, providing users with a vast collection of sports content. Over time, it has expanded its user base and sports offerings, and it now offers mandatory subscription-based access to matches from the First Division of the Spanish League.
Additionally, the platform offers content for motor enthusiasts, including motorcycling and Formula 1, among others. However, it is important to note that the subscription fee is 29.99 euros per month, although currently, users can enjoy a six-month promotional offer at a reduced price of 24.99 euros.
As with many other streaming platforms for video and music, many users may wonder about the possibility of sharing a DAZN account. However, it is worth noting that account sharing has become a contentious issue for popular streaming giant, Netflix. The company has recently blocked the practice of sharing accounts outside of the same location, which has led many users to unsubscribe and look for alternative options.
This is the DAZN account policy
It’s worth noting that when DAZN first launched in our country, it allowed us to stream sports content simultaneously on multiple devices, all from a single account. This feature was a big draw for many users to sign up for the service. However, with the recent addition of top-level national football content, many users are now wondering if this is still the case.
It is important to note that as of August 2022, DAZN no longer allows sharing of its service account. Prior to this change, users were able to play content simultaneously on multiple devices using a single account, which added to its appeal.
However, the company has since limited the number of independent devices that can access content to two, provided they are within the same IP. This change makes accounts personal and non-transferable, which is in line with the platform’s aim to grow and invest in the country. It believes that sharing accounts for simultaneous content playback in different locations is not profitable.
