Sharing has a direction in this product
YouTube’s family-plan help says family members can view Primetime Channel content purchased by the family manager. It separately says a member can buy an individual channel that is not shared with that manager. Belonging to the same Google family group does not therefore make every channel transaction bidirectionally available to everyone.
Work out who bought the missing channel
Imagine a household where one member sees a programme while the manager still sees a subscribe prompt. Before buying again, establish which account made the channel purchase. If it was the member’s individual purchase, that observation fits the documented distinction. The household should review its intended purchase arrangement rather than swapping Google passwords to make the television look as if a different person is watching.
Preserve separate accounts and the household requirement
The help describes members using their own Google Accounts, with their own recommendations and libraries, and requires the same residential address. Its Primetime family reference includes the United Kingdom alongside named supported countries; it is not a worldwide entitlement. Workspace accounts are also excluded from starting or joining the family plan. If the family manager made the purchase but an eligible member cannot see it, that is a different case to raise with official support. This article does not establish that any specific channel or film is included in UKIPTV.