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How to Set Up YouTube TV Family Sharing

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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YouTube TV offers a unique family sharing feature that lets you share your subscription with up to five other people. This means that each member of your family can have their own YouTube TV account, with their own recommendations and DVR recordings, all for the price of one subscription. In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of setting up family sharing on YouTube TV.

Step 1: Invite Family Members

The first step is to invite your family members to join your YouTube TV family group. To do this, go to tv.youtube.com/family-sharing and click on the “Set up family sharing” button. Then, enter the email addresses of the family members you want to invite.

Step 2: Accept Invitations

Once you’ve sent out the invitations, your family members will receive an email asking them to accept the invitation to join your Family Group. They’ll need to accept the invitation, create a YouTube account (if they don’t already have one), and set up their own YouTube TV profile.

Step 3: Manage Family Group

As the family manager, you have the ability to manage your Family Group. This includes removing family members, changing the payment method, and setting up parental controls. To manage your Family Group, go to tv.youtube.com/family-sharing and click on the “Manage family group” button. From there, you can make any necessary changes to your group.

Step 4: Enjoy YouTube TV

Once your family members have joined your Family Group and set up their own profiles, they can start enjoying YouTube TV. Each family member will have their own login, recommendations, and DVR recordings. This means that your kids can watch their favorite shows and movies without messing up your own watch history or recommendations.

In conclusion, setting up family sharing on YouTube TV is a great way to save money on your subscription while still enjoying all the benefits of YouTube TV. By following the steps in this article, you can easily invite your family members, manage your Family Group, and enjoy YouTube TV together. So, what are you waiting for? Start sharing your subscription with your family today!  

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