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Steam > Settings > Family >>> below your family group Family View >>> Manage
Update: Family View has been replaced by Steam Families' parental controls.
https://psteamhelp.yuanyoumao.com/en/faqs/view/6B1A-66BE-E911-3D98
If you create a Steam Family and add a child account, any existing Family View settings associated with that account will be transferred to Steam Families under Parental Controls. The PIN will be removed, but the settings are otherwise untouched.
https://psteamhelp.yuanyoumao.com/en/faqs/view/054C-3167-DD7F-49D4
1. "pin" Limits your own account and is required. If you let kids play on your own pc, under your account. Removed without any reason.
2. "family" allows sharing. Good idea. But also implemented as sh**t.
As I can not add games I want to share. I can only add all games that "allow sharing". (like I don't have other ways to allow family member to play... stupid) and have to exclude/hide games I don't want to share...
Instead of having simple UI or group to share/unshare...
Hidden only hides it from you when looking at your library. Your profile isn't your library.
Marking it Private hides it from others when viewing your profile/games.