YouTube is cracking down on Premium Family members who do not live in the same household as the account owner.

The policy isn't new. YouTube required family plan members to share the same household in 2023 but it looks like enforcement is stepping up. If you lose Premium, you can still stream videos and listen ...

YouTube Premium users may soon find themselves cut off if they’re sharing their family plan outside of their household.

YouTube is requiring that you and your family members live at the same address in order to access its Premium family plan.

This is likely a way for YouTube to push users to its individual subscriptions, as well as its new two-member Premium plans ...

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YouTube cracks down on Premium family plan sharing, pausing accounts outside the household. New two-person plan may follow Netflix’s successful model.

YouTube is cracking down on password sharing for its Premium Family Plan, mirroring similar moves by Netflix and Disney+. Members must reside in the same household ...