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Last year, Disney CEO Bob Iger warned that on users who share their passwords. That time has now come. In a recent interview with CNBC, Iger said that Iger did not share specifics on how Disney+ plans to tackle this problem, but he did say that before expanding worldwide to all subscribers in September. Iger said: In June, we'll be launching our first real foray into password sharing. Just a few countries and a few markets, but then it will grow significantly with a full rollout in September. Netflix was the first video streaming company to stop users from sharing passwords. In Singapore, it lets users on its Standard and Premium tiers share their accounts with someone who doesn't live with them for . The move, though widely panned by users at first, turned out to be the right one. after it started cracking down on password sharing in the US at the end of May last year. Its cheaper ad-support plan also saw a 70% jump in subscribers. This has given Netflix the confidence to . Disney will no doubt be hoping that its move to stop password sharing will end up being just as successful. Source: