YouTube is now enforcing stricter rules on its Premium Family plans, following the same path as Netflix and Disney +. The company has started sending alerts to users who are accessing Premium through a Family group but live in a different location than the family manager. Why This Is HappeningImage Credit: GsmArenaYouTube’s terms of service for Premium Family have always stated that all members of a plan must live in the same household as the family manager. No Cheaper Alternative YetUnlike Netflix , which came with a cheaper alternative to its subscribers, YouTube doesn’t offer a lower-cost option for people outside the household to rejoin. With this, the extra member does not necessarily have to share the same geographical location as the original holder of the premium accountWhat It Means for YouTube UsersIf you’re on a YouTube Premium Family plan but live apart from the family manager, your account could be paused soon.