- To use this feature, all the family members must have their OWN Paramount Plus account.
- You have to click the share play link from the Paramount app.
- Once you share the link with your family members, they can join in and start watching the show.
So long story short, this feature is more like a screen share over digital means. And not to mention it’s quite expensive as all the participating members need to have their own Paramount Plus account.
You may find more info about Apple SharePlay here.
Share Screen Locally
This is one of the most popular options people use whenever they wish to watch something with friends and family. Simply play the movie or TV show you wish to watch and Screencast/Airplay it to your local TV room. There you can all be cozy and watch tv shows/movies together.
Share Account Locally
Paramount Plus allows you to have 6 profiles and a maximum of three simultaneous streams (measured across all content available on the Paramount+ Service) at any time. This means that you can share the account with your immediate family and can watch the same show on your respective devices.
However, there are some legal catches you must be aware of. Since Paramount Plus is okay with you sharing your account credentials with your immediate family members aka household. However, they are not cool with sharing it with your friends.
You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your user account login names and passwords, and must not permit use of your account by anyone other than members of your household. You accept responsibility for all activities, charges, and damages that occur under your account, including use of your account by other members of your household, and unauthorized use of your account. If you have reason to believe that someone is using your account without your permission, you should contact us immediately. We are not responsible for any loss or damage resulting from unauthorized use.
Conclusion
So these are some possible ways to Watch Paramount Plus TV With Friends and Family. If you are living under the same roof, then the best option will be to just to watch it on a big screen together. However, if that’s not possible, you can always share your account credentials with your friends and family and then enjoy the service. Always remember, when you share your account credentials, you will be at risk as the other person can change the password or other details easily. So be sure, with whom you’re sharing your account.
We have just recently had trouble with Paramount (not Plus)
trying desperately to watch 2nd episode of Yellowstone. We have Roku, maybe you can help.
Linda and Lou Grande
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