In - app purchases - family sharing

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• Hide the * other * family sharing iCloud in-app music iOS purchases?

  Hello

  I ask this in the name of someone else so I can't test, so I ask if anyone has had this experience:

  The problem:

  iCloud family sharing is implemented.  Application of MOM on the iPhone music on Shuffle and continues to play music of Dad - MOM does not like the music of my father and he does not want in his list.

  Is there a way to hide family purchases shares in other iCloud in music iPhone app?

  Or is it a case of Daddy asking to hide his music buy other members of the family sharing?

  Any thoughts much appreciated!

  Has your mother and your father separated Apple ID?

• In-app purchase to get rid of ads & family sharing

  If we make an in-app purchase to get rid of the ads, buying the app will transfer to other members of the family through the sharing of the family?

  My boys play a game that has obnoxious ads.  We are ready to buy the app, but I don't want to buy 2 x.

  No, in-app purchases are not included in the sharing of the family, each person will have to buy it: What are the types of content can I share with sharing family?-Apple Support

• How can I see history in-app purchase for members of the family sharing?

  I use the sharing of family and try to view the purchase history of my family members.  I know that I can tap into "updates" and discover complete an individual family members buying it in the App Store (on my phone).  But I don't see a way of watching the in-app purchases made by these people.  App iTunes on my computer, the purchase history displays only purchases made by my personal Apple ID.

  How can I view the purchase history WHOLE (including in-app purchases) for members of the family share?

  You can see total buying an iTunes via the computer iTunes account: see your purchase history in iTunes on Mac or PC - Apple Support store

  You can also view past purchases for 90 days by http://reportaproblem.apple.com

  (What shows in the updates is not necessarily a complete list of bought/downloaded apps - applications that have been removed from the store will not show, more than apps that the person has hidden from the cloud not show incompatible applications.)

• Family, sharing, but not IOS apps

  Is it possible with the family sharing enabled for sharing everything but IOS apps? My wife and I are the only two users on the network on the part of the family. But none of us wants to get automatically the other apps.

  Turn on downloads automatic for the iTunes Store, App Store and iBooks Store purchases - Apple Support              Settings - iTunes and App Store - automatic downloads / Apps

  Hope this helps, good luck to you

  ~ Michael M

• Family sharing ate my apps

  I have an iPad, retina, iPhone 5 and two pounds of Mac, which used to be under an Apple ID. This ID is shared by my wife and me. More recently, we ran into issues with content going to too many places, so I decided to make a new ID I have spent my iPad and iPhone more to my new ID and family sharing... so I thought. At some point I had to clear in addition to space on my iPad, so I deleted some of the largest applications knowing that they would not be gone forever. Well, I'm not sure now.

  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.

  All purchases are always related to the Apple that was used to buy and download ID the. If your woman "inherited" this Apple ID, then she is the one who needs to set up the family sharing and grant you access. (Or change account)

  You don't need to pay again for your applications. Simply log in to the store with this original Apple ID. All your app, from those who have been abandoned, appear on the purchases tab.

• Family sharing and Apps

  I joined apple music and decided to upgrade so that my family can also listen to music, I did it because the price is reasonable.

  I'm a little confused and a little annoyed of cannot just leave your family to listen to music, you agree when setting up that any member of the family who decides to purchase music or Apps YOU will pay for their stuff!

  This includes set up subscription services until you decided to make the family sharing.

  I'm using the service correctly, is it set up right?

  I hope that someone can let me know another way to implement this sharing family...

  If that's the only way then APPLE LOOK please, can't you have another level in the subscription that allows the music on its own?

  I'm sure if you did your customer would increase

  Waiting in anticipation

  Simon

  Hi simonnightclub

  You sign up for an individual membership or a family membership?
  Just turn on the part of the family is not enough for the Apple's music. If you want your family to share the subscription, you must update the members of the family.

  This will give you up to six people unlimited access to music from Apple.

  http://www.Apple.com/music/membership/

• Can't see the apps in the sharing of the family

  Hi all:

  My daughter got her first iPhone yesterday! It's a 5 s, iOS running (for the moment) 8.3. In anticipation of this gift, a few months ago I put in place the family sharing with her. At the time where she could use it only on his MacBook, Yosemite, running, but it worked: she could access all my purchased music (dating from the opening of the iTunes Store), and we could see my apps, even if she had no reason to download.

  So yesterday we were squared away with AT & T, and she went into the application App Store on the phone. We go to updates > purchases and we can see my account, under his own... but when we choose it the app shows no apps in the list: that there are no applications available. It doesn't have the same issue when using the app Store in iTunes: all my purchases are there, as expected. It's just the apps.

  I though maybe this apps worked differently, only purchased apps after you set up the family sharing were available, but I don't think this is the case and in all cases family sharing was implemented a few months ago, and I got apps since then.

  Any ideas what might be happening?

  Thank you!

  Goodness, I had posted just that, and all of a sudden, there were all my apps! So who sets: just post something here, and that's all it takes!

  So, uh, whatever!

• 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,

  She will be able to keep all purchases on his account.  See this document:

  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 - can I share only music and apps not?

  Is it possible to only share music and not the applications?

  Apps can be shared, but not all applications are shareable.

  If you do not see your family sharing content - Apple Support

  What are the types of content can I share with family sharing? -Apple Support

• Pokémon GO in-app purchase does not

  Hello

  Something does not work with Pokémon GO in-app purchase on our iPhones. We have a family sharing put in place for 2 iTunes accounts: woman (iPhone SE) and husband (iPhone 6s), organizer of the family. We have all two beautiful little last released (not beta) versions of iOs. All our purchases worked for centuries and that they were using the credit card of the husband (VISA). Husband bought successfully in-app stuff in Pokémon GO, but woman buying does not work, it reflects the basic errors, something like "payment could not be done." See all the steps and combinations, I've tried:

  1. Despite everything has worked in the past, we have checked that everything is configured correctly - credit card data are valid and verified and family sharing is OK. Tried to make a purchase - did not work.

  2. next, we removed the woman from family and added it, tried again once - did not work.

  3. then we removed the woman of family and tried to make a purchase with a credit card (MasterCard), card verification succeeded, but the in-app purchase did not

  4. then we entered the husband the wife apple credit card account, card verification succeeded, but the in-app purchase still does not work.

  It is very annoying and it seems now that the problem lies within the wife iTunes account, cause Pokémon works so the Bank also works... Guys do you have any idea what I might be missing? Or maybe its simply a bug and somebody has a solution for this?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Given the steps that you have already tried, I suggest you contact iTunes Support for assistance:

  https://getsupport.Apple.com/

• 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

• 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?

  Thank you.

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

• I can't get the family sharing to work properly

  I want my daughter to be able to see the items I purchased.  Audit on my iPAD, family sharing is set up and its ID is.  I can even see applications that she bought on my iPAD. But on his Mac, I see no sign of my purchases (music or TV shows).  Running his Mac OSX 10.9.5.  Its iTunes shows no sign of my apple ID - for example it is supposed to be a drop-down menu beside the words BOUGHT on the upper left side of the various windows you get in ITunes by selecting purchased.  There is no drop-down list.

  I have tried all the usual suggestions by logging on iTunes and iClod and then again (using his AppleID), restart the computer, etc..  But his iTunes seems to still know nothing about the fact that she is in a family.

  I was going to buy a TV series about ITunes, but if she has xcannot see it I don't want.  Why Apple made things so difficult!

  An additional piece of info.  I just hand on my iPhone of girls.  Looking at the app Store of Itunes, I can see my purchasies.  So family sharing was set up fine, it's just the Mac iTunes who can't seem to see.  Unfortunately, this is used to view movies etc., not the iPhone!

• Issue of payment family sharing?

  Hi all

  I recently set up the family sharing for my household... and linked to my wife and her sister in my Apple music subscription.  We also like the location tracker (so we can see what anyone of us and if we are sure). My sister-in-law lives with us.

  Anyway, my sister-in-law made some app purchases, and he was billed on my credit card.  I went into iTunes and iCloud settings but can not find a way to block my sister in law to make purchases on my card and she even can not find a way to have purchases charged to their own card.

  Is there a way to do this?  We would not take him out of family sharing and not be able to use the tracker location or my subscription of Apple's music.

  Any input would be appreciated!

  -Matt

  While she is in sharing family (and not the Organizer) she cannot use her own credit card, it can either use a balance on his account or your (as organizer) credit card: payments - Apple Support and family purchases

  After you set up your family, anytime a family member throws a new purchase, that it will be charged directly to your account, unless the family member has gift or store credit. First of all, their store credit will be used to pay the invoice total or partial. The rest will be billed to the card of the family of the Organizer. The family Organizer, the revenue generated by the transaction will be sent to you