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When it comes to stream sharing, Utah is the most honest state
Salt Lake City, Utah — Utahns are as honest as it comes when it comes to sharing passwords to streaming devices.
As Netflix is set to charge users an extra fee for sharing their account login information with others, a new study from time2play asked people if they used someone else’s account.
With only 23% of residents admitting to using account information that isn’t theirs, Utah was far away from the most virtuous state in the U.S.
Followed by Illinois and Massachusetts, Ohio at 59% is where the country’s highest number of streaming swindlers reside.
The only states to finish below 30% are Utah, Tennessee, and Kansas.
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