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Unique subscriptions

Architectural question for a classic ecommerce problem:

I researched and didn't see a good solution.

We're looking to create a subscription model where a person is given access to content. We're looking for ways to constrict people from sharing login/passwords. The hash combination of password + machine name wont work because our solution is B2B and a company can be given an account whereby the employees of that company can view.

Pretty important for our business model. Looking forward to what the community has to say.

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