It has been my experience, lately, that individuals or families sharing a computer have a single login account, i.e. "Family", etc.. This is probably due to the perception by such simple-needs $USER's or their family I.T. guru, that--it is the easiest way to overcome the reasonable and appropriate account isolation techniques, by default, in Windows or macOS. I suggest that the same could be true for Ubuntu and it would hardly be noticed, except by experienced *nix $USERS, most of whom-- would already know how to twiddle the appropriate bits, if needed, to open their $HOMES.
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