HT201080: Transfer a child to a different family group
Learn about Transfer a child to a different family group
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Nov 22, 2015 4:42 PM in response to Dan A75by ChitlinsCC,Well done, Dan. I did not think it possible!
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Nov 22, 2015 5:35 PM in response to Dan A75by Joris Sewandono,No the Birthdate is greyed out... :-/
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Nov 22, 2015 5:40 PM in response to Joris Sewandonoby Joris Sewandono,ARGHHH,
THIS IS SO FRUSTRATING,
You CAN'T even delete the old account... and it's set to one year... so i will have this )!(&#)(#) Ghost Account in there for the next 13 years ?!?! THIS CAN'T BE TRUE! :-(((
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Nov 22, 2015 5:42 PM in response to Joris Sewandonoby ChitlinsCC,Re-read the article the part about Family Sharing is the important part... then click > HERE
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Nov 22, 2015 6:01 PM in response to ChitlinsCCby Joris Sewandono,I created this account immediateley when it was possible to add children under 13, and in my haste the date was added wrong (2014 instead of 2004 ...) so now I'm stuck with this account. It is just really strange and Super Irritating that apple doesn't let you change the age !!
I see now in the support page:
Family Sharing and Apple ID for your child - Apple Support
"Enter your child's birthday and tap Next. The birthday for a child's account can't be changed after the account is created. Be sure to enter the correct date."
But they don't mention that the accounts created with an age under 13 can not be deleted !?
This is the WORST user experience EVER.
Please help
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Nov 22, 2015 6:20 PM in response to Joris Sewandonoby ChitlinsCC,In all fairness, YOU put the wrong age in the field and finally Saved the form...
in the frist linked article, it says:
To change your birth date to any age below 13*, you must be a member of a Family Sharing group, and your family organizer must approve the change. After updating your birth date, follow the onscreen steps to send an email request to your family organizer. Your family organizer can sign in to My Apple ID to confirm the birth date change and agree to the Parent Privacy Disclosure agreement by entering the CVV of the credit card on file in their account.
Be sure to enter your correct birthdate. After you change it to any age below 13, you can't edit it. Learn more about Apple IDs for children.
This means, to solve your problem, you need to create a NEW Apple ID for the child, add that Apple ID to the Family Group. The end.
You may feel free to try Contacting Apple for help with Apple ID account security - but the rule is there for a reason = to keep kids from "magically becoming an adult" for purposes of all that can be done as one at Apple.