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How to change your Netflix password on desktop or mobile
Your Netflix password is an important tool for protecting your account; it keeps unauthorized people from using your Netflix sign-on, and it helps safeguard your payment information. You can change your Netflix password from a computer or your mobile device.
How to change your Netflix password using a computer browser
1. Open a web browser and log into Netflix.
2. In the upper right corner of the screen, hover over your profile’s icon and then, in the drop-down menu, click “Account.”
3. In the Membership and Billing section, click “Change password.”
4. On the Change Password page, complete the process by entering your existing password and then entering the new one you want to change it to. When you’re done, click “Save.”
Change your Netflix password using your mobile app
1. Open the Netflix app on your phone or tablet.
2. Tap “More” at the bottom right of the screen.
3. Tap “Account.”
4. Your Account settings will open in a web browser. Tap “Change password.”
5. On the Change Password page, enter your existing password and as well as the new one you want to change it to. When you’re done, click “Save.”
If you try to change your password on an iPhone or iPad device, you might find that the “More” menu is missing the account settings. This appears to be a bug in the version of the Netflix app that was available when this article was written; if you encounter this problem on an iPhone or iPad, you’ll need to change the password using a web browser.
How to change your password if you’ve forgotten your current password
If you want to change your password, you generally need to start by entering your current password to prove that you’re the account owner. If you’ve lost or forgotten your password, though, there is a workaround.
When you reach the Change Password page (either via a web browser or mobile app), click or tap “Forgot password?” You’ll be given the option to reset your password via a communication method you’ve previously set up with Netflix, like email or text message.
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