Our logo isn't going anywhere, the icon is just a new piece of our overall look. "The icon will start to be incorporated into our mobile apps along with other product integrations in the near future," a spokesperson We just got a new 'do- keeping it fresh. But the N icon will be appearing there in some cases. "The current Netflix logo will still remain." The company is still using that full "Netflix" word mark for press materials and teasers around shows like Orange is the New Black, and the Netflix website (and mobile apps) are sticking with the primary one for now. "We are introducing a new element into our branding with an N icon," a spokesperson told The Verge. The current Netflix logo is here to stay :) But the company's Twitter team was quick to clarify that the primary logo (seen below) isn't going Not a new logo! The N is an icon and a new creative element to live with our logo. It's a shift away from the flat, clean logo that Netflix switched to back in 2014, for sure.
The folded "N" emblem appeared on the company's Facebook and Twitter accounts, and looks like something that would come from Google's Material Design team. Luckily, there's an easy way to check if you've been hacked, and fix it.Netflix unveiled a new icon on Monday that was confused as a completely revised logo for the popular streaming service. While some of these accounts are likely purchased with stolen credit card information, others used hacked login information, Raj Samani, the CTO of Intel Security, previously told Business Insider. And sometimes hackers don't even sell the stolen accounts, but rather, just dump the login credentials on the internet for people to use. Hackers in these marketplaces were selling "lifetime" access to Netflix accounts for as little as $0.50. A report by McAfee Labs in 2015 revealed that you could buy access to Netflix accounts in "Dark Web" marketplaces, which can only be accessed using a special internet browser called TOR that hides your computer's digital footprint, known as an Netflix lets multiple people use an account at the same time, and this feature is great when it allows you to mooch off a friend's account without inconveniencing them.īut one problem with this policy is that it has inadvertently created a black market for "access" to stolen Netflix accounts.
In fact, a 2019 study by UK-based cyber-security firm DynaRisk found that Netflix accounts were among the most likely on the web to be targeted in hacks, Forbes reported.
And it's more common than you might think. Netflix watch history unexpectedly, there's a chance someone might have hacked your account. If you have noticed some shows popping up in your
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