Family sharing - child accounts are adults

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• iCloud family sharing Question

  Dear Apple,

  My name is Noah Gilbert, and I happen to be the Expert IT with our family.

  Unfortunately, for these past years, our family of 4 shared an Apple ID and somethings happened.

  When one of us call each other, that the contacts of the things up, and also when you go in recent, there are people that I didn't call, but have called others in our family, and it's something that are not nice and also very scary.

  I read upward on your iCloud, sharing of family and are generally fascinated on this subject, but when diving into the details, it's when it gets a bit murky.

  If all 4 of us was to create an Apple ID and had to get the sharing of the family, what would happen to all of our data.

  The main question is:

  What would happen to all our Contacts, Mail, calendar, iTunes purchases and also the App Store purchases?

  Also, when it would be and current execution, will be our contacts and the stuff of colander, be separated into different lists of info.

  I would really appreciate it if someone from this community come back to me, please.

  Thank you

  Gilbert of Noah,

  Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

  Blockblue47 wrote:

  The main question is:

  What would happen to all our Contacts, Mail, calendar, iTunes purchases and also the App Store purchases?

  Also, when it would be and current execution, will be our contacts and the stuff of colander, be separated into different lists of info.

  I would really appreciate it if someone from this community come back to me, please.

  Thank you

  Gilbert of Noah,

  Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

  First, everyone should have their Apple ID individual to avoid confusion you describe above.  If that were the case, then all the Contacts, calendar, e-mail, purchases of App Store and iTunes purchases will be remained connected to these accounts; under family sharing, however, there are some things that can and cannot be shared.  You can have a read more about it here - What are the types of content can I share with sharing family?-Apple Support

• How can I exchange a voucher of iTunes via the family sharing

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  Flinton,

  Connect to the iTunes account you want - either yours or your daughter - and redeem the gift card link Exchange located at the top right of the home page of the iTunes Store.

  When you buy, the amount will be added as this account store.  Note that the credit will be usable by the person on the account.  If you put it on your account, it will not be usable for the purchase of your daughter.

• Family sharing does not appear happy on the behalf of the child

  I just tried to set up a family sharing. My son just got an ipod shuffle and I tried to put music on it for him. I created him Apple ID. I added it to the family sharing. When I go into iTunes on his Mac, I don't see the content available to download when I look into the purchase of iTunes section. I have tried to download a song that I knew I had. When I did that (his own), he said a family member had and it can be downloaded.

  Why can't I see not the whole list of music available?

  You see your account listed in the purchase section, you are able to select, and you have enabled on your account of sharing: share content with family sharing - purchased Apple Support ?

• Microsoft Family safety began just prevent Chrome GMail and Google Reader works on a child account - anyone know why?

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-Live/Family-Safety-filter-FAQ

  Also see this article for more information.

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  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/wiki/windows_other-security/family-safety-frequently-asked-questions/5672f7b2-e3c0-498a-9a6c-c9cab39f68e5

  Please let us know if you need more assistance.

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• How can I recharge my personal credit card, being a member of a family shared account?

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• Can we have a family sharing without shared payment?

  I want to have my family active sharing, but I want that every Member of the family to pay for their own downloads.  How is that possible?

  The only way to do it is if members of the family have a credit balance on their account an iTunes gift card iTunes staff. Also, some purchases require a credit card to be used, such as recurring subscription purchases. Even if these users are adults and have their own credit card attached to their personal accounts, one of the things on the sharing of the family is using the credit card of the family Organizer. See this document to support with an explanation on the purchases. Purchases payments - Apple Support and family  You will see that it says that if an adult member wishes to pay for their purchase, they must be removed from the family group.

• Family sharing - need help to accept sharing family invite

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  I'm trying to:

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  2. take the music and previously purchased content and add it to the family sharing

  I created a separate child account, but now, I can't seem to find a way to accept the invitation of sharing of the family on the previous Apple ID (related to the nano to my son).

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  Thank you very much!

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  Implement the family sharing - Apple Support

• Family sharing: don't want to pay for my family applications

  Hey,.

  I just put in family share for my family so that we can all have a family account on Apple music. However; We have noticed that once you link the accounts as a family, purchases will be automatically charged to the "account of the Organizer. All members of my family are adults and I so want to make their purchases separately still enjoying the benefits of shared Apple music.

  Then... Is there a way that you can adjust the account so that every Member of the family must pay for their own app purchases while not paying for the music of apple?

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  There is unfortunately no way to 'split' the content of what is bought under the sharing of the family.

• my daughter has every music we want to pass the family sharing the will she lose her purchases

  my daughter has every music we want to pass the family sharing the will she lose her purchases

  Mvangordon,

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  Family shares - Apple Support

  Note that "all eligible songs, albums, movies, TV shows, books and applications already bought by members of the family are immediately available for everyone in the family."

  In the future if she leaves the group sharing of the family, she is no longer able to share purchases, but she will always keep its own.

• Family sharing woes

  I like the idea of family sharing, but is it possible that my 17 year old son can participate in sharing family so he can take advantage of our subscription iTunes but allow him to make purchases with his iTunes account? I have the family facility and everybody sharing

  Hello blmclaws,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I see you want to add your son to share your family enjoy the iTunes subscription, but make purchases with their iTunes account. How the family sharing is set up, all purchases are made with the credit card provided by the Organizer. The exception is that if a member has a credit on his iTunes, usually by a gift card account, then purchases will come from this credit until the credit card of the Organizer is responsible. Thus, in the case of your son, he could buy gift cards and add them to their account before shopping. In this way, the Organizer will not be charged.

  For more information, see the following:

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• In - app purchases - family sharing

  Hello!

  Thank you for taking the time to help me. My wife and I both have an IPhone 6 and I have family sharing set up between the two of us. I have a credit on my iTunes account. However, whenever she makes an in-app purchase he is charged on my credit card, rather than the iTunes credit. The app which she acquired is a game (not something like for example Amazon, Ebay, where it would be obvious credit ITunes is not applicable). In any case, through the sharing of family purchase should not be deducted from my credit iTunes rather than being charged to our credit card? If not, how can I make it so that's the case?

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  The iTunes of my wife, I see some of the apps that I used to use on my iPad, but not all of them. Some of the apps I bought as part of this first ID disappeared from everything, including the app store. The app store to buy me some of these applications. It turns out that the creation of a new ID and going to family sharing has been more devastating than what we had before.

  I went through a lot of step by step tutorials, and nothing has helped. My country codes are up to date, and I rechecked all my payment info.

  Thoughts? Thank you.

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• Family sharing - cryptic guests

  So I implemented a family sharing. Can I download music to my wife - that works very well, but when she tries to download music purchased from my account she gets this unintelligible prompt. A google search revealed situations very complicated - my situation is very simple. 2 people. 2 Apple ID. 1 family shares.

  To expand the guest on his phone, I go to the iTunes Store > downloads > my account > find the music I want > click the cloud/download...

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  "You can download past purchases on this device with a single Apple ID every 90 days."

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  correction, this is the line of the error:

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