TS2972 Why does my library show on another computer even when my library sharing is off in the itunes settings?

Ok in my setting all sharing with computers on my local conection is off....yet my fianes computer still can get into my library why?

Welcome to the Apple Community.
iTunes match doesn't provide movies or TV shows.
Depending on where you are located you may be able to download purchesed content from iTunes in the cloud. Content that is streamed from your library obviously needs your computer to be on or otherwise it wouldn't have access to that content, there is no alternative to this.

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