The bigger issue is gaining account details and personal info for identity theft.

Any account that does payment (like your netflix one), will be used to test out stolen credit cards. This will in turn flag your account for fraud. You might not want that. Unless you do, I don't know

They log into your netflix account, change email and password, and sell the account with your card still linked. Netflix support right out refuses to remove the card, or reimburse you for the remainder of the period you've paid for. I had to block netflix from my bank overall. I guess they don't want customers.

(This was all right before they implemented 2FA)

Well yeah, Netflix knows it's super annoying when your watch history gets messed up. This is the real reason why Netflix (and all the other tech companies) are suddenly pushing so hard for passkeys... it has nothing to do with how much control and influence it'll give them ;-)

It's not about a specific account, it's about compromising your info.

The info one company considers enough to verify you when you call or chat with customer service, another company will give out freely. They can then hop and skip through those to get access to one of your accounts they actually want.

Your entire online security is only as secure as your most insecure account.

Tell me that at least you use different email and password for every account because if not, then you just get screwed when they hack one account, also, if any of your social accounts gets hacked, it will for sure be used to scam or hack other people.