With kids around at home, it would be nice if I could put programming of a more violent or sexual nature behind a pin or password at the library level. For example, if I start the Plex app on my Apple TV, then select the “Adult” library, I’d like Plex to ask me for a password or pin code to access that library. That authorization would then be valid until I moved to another library or exited the app.
Isn’t that what Plex Home and managed users does?
https://support.plex.tv/articles/203815766-what-is-plex-home/
(I think??)
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I think so too (re Plex Home).
Check out the exemplary setup linked in the support article in darcilicious’ post 
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Hmm…The example of having everyone with their own account seems overly tedious. I’m not really interested in everyone switching accounts all the time or me typing a passcode every time I sit down in front of Plex. But I suppose I could setup a “guest” user with limited access that we use normally and a “privileged” user with a passcode hiding the inappropriate content.
Thanks.
Yeah it seems like the feature is robust to do just that 
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