1Password for _young_ families. Private parent vaults, shared vaults, and parent-visible child vault
1Password "For Families" - I want to emphasize the for Families part.
If you're a a family with young children, it is best practice to have full and complete access to all of your children's passwords. I have kids 4 kids under the age of 18, and some of them are teenagers. It's critical that I be able to view their usernames and passwords at will... and this should be a core component 1Password for Families.
I get that perhaps my situation wasn't the target market... maybe it needed to be 1Password "For young families"... ? I'm not sure. :)
I actually signed up for the Family account last month as a new user to 1Password, and am disappointed that this common parenting workflow isn't very easy.
Ideally, as a parent I should be able to have:
- Parent vaults that are private, in the traditional 1password sense.
- A shared vault for parent-managed family credentials... for say, netflix, that all adults and kids can see.
- A vault for each child that their siblings can't see into but parent's can.
As I understand it, this workflow isn't very easy to accomplish with 1Password for Families currently, is that correct?
I'm really, really impressed with 1Password. But if these workflows are so difficult, I feel like the 1Password for families product kinda misses the mark. Thoughts?
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Hi @asefoiashefou!
Parent vaults that are private, in the traditional 1password sense.
These are built into a Families account when you create them.
A shared vault for parent-managed family credentials... for say, netflix, that all adults and kids can see.
This is also a built-in vault, called "Shared", that is automatically created when you open the account.
A vault for each child that their siblings can't see into but parent's can.
These don't exist by default, but can be created and configured by you:
Create and share vaults
So you can do all of these things in 1Password Families already, with one exception: every member of a Families account has their own Private vault only they can see. For privacy reasons, not even Family Organizers can access these.
However, if you need complete access to a family member's account, you can do it by sharing your Emergency Kit information with each other.
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