Yes all around.:)
First, there’s no real advantage I don’t think to having multiple accounts
unless you have say a dedicated business phone and home phone or maybe a
business account and your over all family account. There may be reasons to
split and maybe others have better ideas but for me h
Hi Arnold,
I only have one apple account on all my apple devices,
So that’s iPhone, Ipad, mac book air 2 iPods and an apple tv,
I also had it on my mac mini as well but that’s currently in a box to sell
I get the benefit of purchasing something on my iPods or tablet / phone and the
other device
No advantage. One Apple ID can be used for more than one device. One
ID enables you to maintain them too; purchases, backups, etc.
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On 7/3/2016 7:38 AM, Arnold Schmidt wrote:
When I set up my Mac mini, I used t
Hi,
If you are the only person using the two devices, then there is no advantage at
all to using two different Apple ID's. In fact, it could be considered a huge
disadvantage. When using one Apple ID, many services are shared across devices
using the same Apple ID, like Contacts, Find My Mac
To answer your e-mail concern; the answer is that you can indeed direct each
device to interact with only one of the accounts set up per device. On the
iPhone, it’s simply a matter of deactivating the account you do not want that
device accessing. I haven’t looked at the e-mail settings on my
