Netflix launched a profile-transfer feature,

which is a crucial component of the password-sharing fees tested in Chile, Costa Rica, and Peru, the day before announcing its plans to expand the rollout of these account-sharing fees.A shared Netflix account can transfer a profile's watch history and recommendations to a new, separate account using this feature.The new account can then sign up for its own membership or be added as an additional member to another person's Standard or Premium subscription plan.
Netflix announced in July that it would be evaluating a different strategy in Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Argentina, and the Dominican Republic.The primary residence of an account was determined to be the membership's "home" by this test.The service would prompt the account to set up and pay for additional "homes" if it detected streaming at any additional households for longer than two weeks. The number of additional "homes" you can add is limited by how much you already pay for Netflix.Netflix appears to be using the other model it tested instead of this one.