Google promotes the function of home library to share all kinds of content among family members.

In the past, people bought a book in a bookstore, and after reading it, they would put it in the bookcase at home for their families to share; after buying a movie CD or CD, they would sit with their families and enjoy it. Although this situation will be repeated from time to time, people are more likely to read books and watch multimedia content on their personal devices.

Google has released a new feature called Home Library (Family Library), which allows users to share media content purchased on Google Play with up to six family members. Family members can view it through a variety of mobile devices, computers, Mac, smart TV, Roku TV or Apple TV and other Internet-connected devices.

"there are a lot of connected devices in everyone's home right now," said Raj Iyengar, product manager at Google Google Play. "No matter where we are or what we are doing, we should have easy access to all kinds of content shared by our family."

The service will gradually log on to various Google Play from today, and users can selectively share chapters of media content. "for some comic books and other content, I can choose to include it in my private library," Iyengar said, making it impossible for other family members to view it.

Through the family library function, adult members of the family can share credit cards with other family members for shopping. The content that the child wants to buy can only be purchased with the consent of the parents.

Google has already launched Google Play Music sharing, which allows you to share music with six family members for $14.95 a month. (Hamish)