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Message: [QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 3432248, member: 474"] yes it is.. since its for a household to watch in and out of the home.. not to share with people in the family who dont live with you. they also expect to some outside usage. But they have data that shows you where and when and if the same account is being used outside your home they can tell. But right now they are choosing to ignore it.. I know Disney already announced plans on cracking down in the future on their platforms when the Disney+ came out.. youtube.. family Location requirements work the same if you're sharing your YouTube TV membership with a family group. The family manager sets the home area, and all family members must primarily live in the same household. All family group members need to periodically use YouTube TV in your home location to keep access. Otherwise, the family manager will either have to change the home location or you'll need to get an individual membership. so they know and track. [/QUOTE]