Amazon India is revising its Prime Video usage terms. From January, 2025, a single Prime membership will allow streaming on up to five devices, but on

Currently, Amazon Prime members can currently log in to 10 devices. However, new changes will limit users to two TVs, which may be inconvenient for some.

Amazon Prime Video recently said that its current subscribers will also have to start seeing ads during both TV shows and movies from 2025

Amazon Prime Video India will limit streaming to two TVs per account starting January 2025, while keeping to five devices in total under a single subscription.

Amazon Prime Video is looking to take lead from Netflix and Co. in bringing password sharing rules to India from 2025. The company announced changes to the new rules from 2025. As part of the new rules,

Amazon Prime India will limit device usage starting January 2025, allowing only two TVs out of five devices per account. This change impacts users who are accustomed to streaming on multiple devices. Customers can manage their devices through Amazon's settings page.

Amazon Prime users in India will now be limited to just five devices signed into one account. The new rules come into effect in January 2025.

Amazon Prime members in India will face new video streaming limits starting January 2025. A single subscription will allow viewing on only two televisions, down from the current five devices. Households exceeding this limit will need an additional Prime membership to continue watching on multiple TVs.

Amazon Prime Video will introduce restrictions on password sharing in India beginning January 2025. Under the updated policy, users will be limited to logging in on a maximum of five devices, which can include up to two televisions.