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Netflix cookies legal?

No.

 

If you sign in  to Netflix, you recieve a cookie that Netflix uses to identify your session. If you don't sign out, I could then use that cookie to watch Netflix (until the cookie expires) if I somehow came into posession of that cookie. This isn't legal, since I don't have an account.

 

More importantly those "free cookies" were basically stolen from someone's account. Probably with some shady browser plugin or similar.

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Nope.

Absolutely not.

It might even be considered Piracy.

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This would be piracy and getting around restrictions that are there to make sure you're an authorized user viewing authorize content. 

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