I have a 1Password family account for my immediate family, and I let my mother have the fifth license.
My kids get locked down OS's and games, in addition to communications limits and screen time restrictions. But they're elementary age, so this is okay. The rules relax bit by bit as they get older.
For my extended family? Nothin. They're grown ups. I do host the family e-mail domain but there aren't any rules around that (well, they do have to pay for it...). We've had discussions about best practices, but the non-technical folks don't care ("so what if Google tracks me, I don't care") and the other half are technical and more than capable of managing their own digital lives.
My kids get locked down OS's and games, in addition to communications limits and screen time restrictions. But they're elementary age, so this is okay. The rules relax bit by bit as they get older.
For my extended family? Nothin. They're grown ups. I do host the family e-mail domain but there aren't any rules around that (well, they do have to pay for it...). We've had discussions about best practices, but the non-technical folks don't care ("so what if Google tracks me, I don't care") and the other half are technical and more than capable of managing their own digital lives.