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I dont want to be banned if a kid messing around in my game
This has also been requested in Suggested that games participating in vac can be selected by the user to prohibit sharing and [family sharing][feature request] filter shared games by cheat detection too.
I've also mentioned this in a Reddit comment and received 57 upvotes, leading me to believe that this is by no means an unpopular feature request..
Valve should probably start with the ability to exclude VAC Protected games from family sharing, since it...
The system could later be expanded to include more forms of anti-cheat systems.
It is also in Valves best interest to implement this. The more games get excluded from family sharing (whether by request of the publisher/dev, or voluntarily by customers that choose to exclude games from sharing), the more new copies Valve will sell and thus earn money.
I don't see any abuse potential in a "Do not share my VAC protected games" family share toggle.