Enabling shared control across household devices is a effortless way to ensure everyone in your household can control lighting, temperature, security, and appliances without exposing login credentials or needing a central coordinator. First, confirm that your entire ecosystem of smart products are on a unified Wi-Fi network and synced with a flagship smart home app such as Google Home. After all devices are paired, access your central voice control light switch Matter interface and head to the account and permissions area. Look for an option labeled shared users. This allows you to send invitations by entering their email address or phone number. They’ll receive a notification they can confirm via their linked smart home account. After they accept the invite, you define their access rights. For example, you might give a child access to turn on lights but not change the thermostat. Or allow a roommate to lock the front door but not disable the security cameras. Advanced systems enable tailored automation rules per person, so you can set different routines based on who is home. You should periodically audit access levels and revoke permissions when household dynamics change. Always use strong, unique passwords for your main account and enable two-factor authentication if available. This balances protection with user freedom. Always verify functionality post-configuration to make sure each person can control the devices they are supposed to and that nothing is accidentally accessible to someone who shouldn’t have access. Using optimal settings, multi-person access creates a seamless, inclusive smart living experience.