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

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YouTube has long allowed users to share the Premium subscription with up to five members through the Premium Family plan. The plan, which costs about $23 per month, has been an easy way to split the ...

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

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YouTube is making sure that you and your family members live at the same address to get access to its Premium family plan.

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