How are large families supposed to use Family Sharing? Counting myself, spouse, and 8 kids, we are 10.
Currently you can only have up to 6 people (the organiser and 5 other people) in a family. If/when that might be increased (which would presumably require agreement from the content providers) we won't know, but you could try leaving feedback about it to Apple : http://www.apple.com/feedback/
This 6 member Apple policy seem very discriminatory against larger families.
I have 5 children and with my wife and I that makes 7. So with Apple's imposed imitation to 6 members one member of my family is forced to be excluded from Apple's "Family Sharing". So far Apple has no way to extended this beyond 6 members, even to people like me that are willing to pay extra to add additional family members.
I ask if they are intolerant to large families because we see how much effort Apple made to have emojis support various skin tones, country flags, and mixed family types for the LGBT community. Yet since the release of the "Family Sharing" plan, Apple has been discriminatory against large families, forcing them to exclude family members from a "Family Sharing" plan. Apple needs to address this bigoted policy and review what the definition of a family means.
Apple could learn from Amazon. We use Amazon prime and it allows my WHOLE family to participate in their "Family Sharing" plan.
No use complaining to me, I'm just a fellow user
We also have 8 kids here in Arizona and have the same problem. Feeling frustrated that we can't use family sharing with our family.
What about families with 8 kids?
