Sky TV streaming crackdown

Tired of your parents mooching off your Sky subscription?
Well, Sky has finally decided to do something about it. The company has announced a new crackdown on password sharing, which could see millions of people losing access to free Sky TV.
Under the new rules, Sky customers will only be able to share their passwords with people who live at the same address. This means that if you're sharing your password with your parents, siblings, or friends who live elsewhere, they'll no longer be able to watch Sky TV.
Sky says that the new rules are necessary to protect its content from piracy. The company says that password sharing is costing it millions of pounds in lost revenue.
However, many people are unhappy with the new rules. They argue that password sharing is a harmless way to share the cost of Sky TV. They also say that the new rules will make it difficult for people who live in different households to watch Sky TV together.
Sky has said that it will be flexible with the new rules. The company says that it will make exceptions for people who have genuine reasons for sharing their passwords.
However, it's clear that Sky is serious about cracking down on password sharing. So, if you're currently sharing your Sky password with someone who doesn't live at your address, you'd better start making alternative arrangements.
Here are some of the reactions to the news:
* "This is a joke. I pay for my Sky subscription, so I should be able to share it with whoever I want."
* "I understand why Sky is doing this, but it's still a pain. I share my password with my parents, and now they're going to have to pay for their own subscription."
* "I'm not going to stop sharing my password. I don't care if Sky doesn't like it."
* "This is a good move by Sky. It will help to protect its content from piracy."
So, what do you think? Is Sky right to crack down on password sharing? Or is it just trying to make more money?