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- Information spreading on Reddit suggests YouTube is implementing some new address verification policy for YouTube Premium family plan subscribers.
- A user of the service recently received an email to verify their address or risk losing access to Premium.
- However, this is a policy YouTube enforced for a while now.
Update: November 16, 2023 (10:53 PM ET): YouTube has now confirmed to Android Authority that subscribers of a YouTube Premium family plan must physically reside in the same household as the family manager. Simply having the same family billing address, as mentioned in the original article below, won’t cut it anymore.