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> The family plan settings on an account are certainly not an example of getting it right. What other stores have a family plan at all?
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
> The family plan settings on an account are certainly not an example of getting it right.
What other stores have a family plan at all?
- AlfeG 6y agoPlay Store
- VRay 6y agoBasically every internet game/app store does this differently. Google's, Apple's, Xbox, PlayStation I think even the Nintendo Switch is more fair about it, but I haven't checked it directly This has burned me really badly. I had an account with hundreds of Steam games, and then my dad got hooked on some of the VR games I'd bought and set up on a Vive machine in the living room upstairs. I had to make a new account to be able to play new games. Then my nephew got hooked on one of the games on the new account, so I ended up giving it to him and making a third account for myself. That one only has a couple of games on it, since I've mostly just transitioned to playing stuff on GoG and the Nintendo Switch
- jandrese 6y agoNetflix. Amazon Prime. HBO. Disney+. HULU. Epic. Microsoft. GOG. Apple App Store. Google Play. In most cases the regular plan is the family plan because most people live in a family and the extra features don’t harm people with individual accounts at all.