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YouTube Premium Family Plan: Strict Action Soon Against Password Sharing
Like Netflix, YouTube is also going to be strict on password sharing. The company is taking action to prevent misuse of the YouTube Premium Family Plan. Members who are not in the same house are being banned. Apart from the family manager, a total of 5 accounts can be added to the Premium Family Plan, but all members must be at the same address.
Renowned video streaming platform YouTube is now planning to take a strict stand on password sharing, just like Netflix. Recent, reports Recent reports show that the company is taking action against users who are not in the same house and are enjoying YouTube Premium by sharing their password with their friends to prevent misuse of the YouTube Premium Family Plan. If seen, this step is exactly like the one taken by Netflix recently to stop password sharing.
Actually, YouTube's Premium Family plan is Rs 299 per month, and apart from the family manager, a total of 5 accounts can be added to it. However, now the condition for that is that all the members should be at the same address. Yes, till now this rule was just in name, and the company was not strictly implementing it, but many users had also added their friends and relatives to this plan. However, now Google can stop it soon.
Android Police report states that the company has also sent an email to some users for this, in which those who share passwords have been warned. The subject of this email reads that Your YouTube Premium family membership will be paused.
