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That way your relative can play your games with his own friendlist, not having access to your stored payment methods, Steam Inventories, Achievements and so on.
And you share your library, not individual games. That's one difference to keep in mind.
I have to conced the point that by naming it 'Family Sharing' they kind of set up people for having the wrong expectations on how the service works.
Xbox and Playstation are closed enviroments where you don't control what runs on your console. Microsoft and Sony do. That makes tampering with the software way harder and way easier to impose blocks about what happens and what can be done with that console.
In the PC enviroment the user is the ultimate owner of the software and OS that runs the games and the service. That makes way, way harder to try curb abuse.
It's the same reason why you usually see less cheating in console games than you do in PC ones.
Ultimately it's the developers the ones who make the call. Even if Valve would loosen the restrictions the developers could simply opt-out of the feature (There's games already which can't be family shared with the actual restrictions)
The actual restrictions allow for a wide array of games to be shared, the looser the restrictions, the lesser the available games. It's developers at the end of the day the ones who dislike having two people playing with the same copy of the game (hence losing a sale)
Just because you see some words, doesn't mean you can make your own assumptions or judgement on what they mean or should entail especially when the feature is fully described and justified. Branding it a scam is just an immature entitled stance to take and a further devaluation of the word.
I assume you're confusing yourself what done on console. It's no shock that Steam doesn't want to run into same problems Sony had with their family share problem, if you actually know of it, Sony made large legal change to their policy, and limit family sharing on the PS3.
There is a work around called, you go offline mode, and your family member play it online all they want, or family member start up the game, cut off the internet access and play the game.
No the name applied correctly, as you're sharing between family, hence family... What when did word family stop existing in the dictionary? Exactly don't be silly.
You don't like it because you don't get your way, oh well.
Want to sit down for thks, let go back to 2003 bud for Steam, yes that far back, in the terms and agreement, even if you claim you you hate reading, were blind, or just can't understand language, does not excuse your own actions when you agree to them, to agree you make the account, hence sign up, guess how you posted on the forum, you sign up...
In the terms, you don't own the games, you are given license, to which gives you access content rights, not ownership.
Now I got more bad news for you, on console they been doing it far back since the digital downloads store, yup you read that right, they been doing it too, you don't own your copy, you only own a license.
Even more bad news, you know those pieces plastics that contain your games, like Xbox disk, game cube, or whatever, if you realize it now, they also have a license which is tied to the piece of plastic which only allow you to have permission right to access said media on the storage media, meaning you don't actually own the game. Go fig right. Now you learn the nasty truth in this world that been around for decades.
Then get a console. They're not obligated to do what consoles do.
Where you been sleeping since 2013? You would've known what family share on Steam was about if you actually looked it up when it was being featured, and news was push out about it.
https://store.steampowered.com/oldnews/11436
Just because you didn't understand or read what family sharing meant DOES NOT make it wrong. The fault is entirely yours, OP. You THOUGHT it meant something it wasn't.
And it isn't going to change because publilshers ain't going to loosen this up because of one simple thing - LOST SALES. If there's so much as a hint of that, the door will always remain closed very firmly.
I strongly suggest you go and Google WHY and how publishing works and the pros and cons of sharing digital files.
You also seems to be misguided in that you think it's all Valve's control. IP does NOT work like that. Valve can ONLY state terms for IPs THEY own. The publishers state them for games they own, and they are the majority here.
Or they can be more consumer friendly.
There's reasons why it's not different from what it is now.
Doesn't matter. Xbox does it really well, it's one of the few thing they have that's awesome. Just wish we weren't so far behind.
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/4956744526885838950/
Many more in the FS forum.
And what other sites and services do, doesn't mean all others should. That and those users are likely under a subscription, thus easier to control if abused.
I mean the current family sharing is already being widely abused with people selling access on ebay like this - https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cyberpunk-2077-PC-Steam-Offline-Account-Instant-Delivery/383903587188?hash=item59626fdb74:g:2okAAOSwRFlf-127