Everything You Need to Know about Profiles on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video streaming service also lets you add profiles. you may set different profiles on your Amazon Prime Video account and unlock a few extra features. You can create and manage multiple profiles within your account with content personalized for each profile.
Profiles will have separate recommendations, watch history, and season progress based on individual profile activity. Prime Video supports 6 different profiles which means you can create 5 other profiles and any of those can beset to be Kids’ profile.In this article, we’ll tell you everything about the Profiles on Prime Video.
How to Create Profiles on Amazon Prime Video
Creating a profile is really easy. If you’re using anAndroid, iOS, or even a Fire device, justopen the Prime Video appandtap on My Stuff iconin the bottom-right corner. Tap your Profile andselect ‘create profile.’
Enter the Profile name and enable the Kid’s Profile option if you’re making it for kids.
On thePrime Video Website, Android TV, Apple TV, and Fire TV, you can click on the profile> Add Newand continue the process.
Benefits of Profiles on Amazon Prime Video
Having multiple profiles is a no-brainer. Everyone who’s using the account can have their own movie recommendations, watch later list, season progression, etc. In short, you get the facility of using multiple accounts with a single account.
Having said that, there are disadvantages too with prime video kind of profiles implementation. Though you have multiple profiles, you have a single password for all of them. So you have to share your Amazon password.
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Supported and Unsupported devices
Here are all the devices that support profiles.
Here are all the devices that don’t support Profiles.
Profiles for All
As most people spend a lot of time on these streaming services in this quarantine, it is really a good move from Amazon to offer a feature like Profiles.
Ravi Teja KNTS
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