No, because I don't have a family of my own really, but I do intend to manage it similarly to how I manage my own. - run my own DNS and tunnel into the home ne

No, because I don't have a family of my own really, but I do intend to manage it similarly to how I manage my own. - run my own DNS and tunnel into the home network, - no TVs, - no smart devices, - networked devices in communal spaces only. I think all the rest like password managers and such are personal choices, but those sorts of behaviors will be encouraged. There's a line between trying to control the behavior of your family and keeping the environment they're in healthy and safe. I wouldn't want to have a master password or access to all their personal accounts.