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I'm an engineer an I didn't know you could use two accounts for different tasks on the same device. Just never thought about it, because why would I? Not a rea
by EpicEng 13y ago
I'm an engineer an I didn't know you could use two accounts for different tasks on the same device. Just never thought about it, because why would I? Not a reasonable workaround, I agree.
- nknighthb 13y ago> Just never thought about it, because why would I? Anyone with family members using their iTunes account would and has for many years. That's why it's there.
- stefan_kendall 13y agoEveryone I know with family members tries to share a single login across all devices to share purchases.
- EpicEng 13y agoIt's there so that you can create a junk account for apps which want access to your credentials? Doubtful. Remember the context of the topic.
- nknighthb 13y agoThis thread started with: "It's pretty crazy that you need to use the same credentials to "buy" a $0 app as you have to remotely lock and wipe your iphone and mac." I'm having no trouble remembering the context. Why are you?
- vvhn 13y agoif you set up an iOS device, it specifically asks you if you want have a single Apple ID or 2 ids ( one for iTunes/App Store and another one for iCloud/FaceTime/iMessage).