Unable to remove family members from iCloud sharing
I am the organizer of iCloud family sharing and I am unable to remove sharing with one particular family member. This is ridiculous.anyone facing that issue?
iPhone X
I am the organizer of iCloud family sharing and I am unable to remove sharing with one particular family member. This is ridiculous.anyone facing that issue?
iPhone X
Well, if you read the information in one of the links provided above by javaliga you would've realized that a child's account (under 13) must be transferred to another Family Sharing setup....
"When the family organizer turns off Family Sharing, it removes all family members from the family group at once. If there are children under 13* in your family group, you must transfer them to another family before you can disband yours."
As per -- Leave Family Sharing - Apple Support.
Now, if you want to delete that child's account, that's a whole other kettle of fish.
Well, if you read the information in one of the links provided above by javaliga you would've realized that a child's account (under 13) must be transferred to another Family Sharing setup....
"When the family organizer turns off Family Sharing, it removes all family members from the family group at once. If there are children under 13* in your family group, you must transfer them to another family before you can disband yours."
As per -- Leave Family Sharing - Apple Support.
Now, if you want to delete that child's account, that's a whole other kettle of fish.
You should be able to (unless it is a child under 14 years old). See the "Remove someone from your family group" section of:
Leave Family Sharing - Apple Support
If you can't, the first thing I would try is to restart the Phone:
Restart your iPhone - Apple Support
kellychua wrote:
And that is exactly why I said it’s ridiculous. Being the subscriber and organizer, my rights is limited and a minor’s rights surpasses me.
Feedback for Apple goes here >>> http://www.apple.com/feedback/
Apple is required to do this to protect the child's rights, not yours.
kellychua wrote:
Thanks for that LACAllen. We learn new things everyday. Maybe Apple should learn that I am from Singapore and this regulation does not apply to me 😂
tell them.
Feedback for Apple goes here >>> http://www.apple.com/feedback/
kellychua wrote:
I am the organizer of iCloud family sharing and I am unable to remove sharing with one particular family member. This is ridiculous.anyone facing that issue?
What happens when you try?
I am not allowed to do any of the above on my iPhone. Nothing happens when you click the member of the family. The only function I can do is to click “stop sharing with my family” but I won’t do that because it’s more disruptive! I will end up having to add in the members to share my iCloud all over again (excluding the member I wanted to remove).
Seems like the only way is for the member of the family to remove themselves from the family but that does not make any sense when I am the organizer.
I tried to log in from my MacBook and I can see I am able to control the iCloud sharing (per member). It’s quite ridiculous to know that such simple function can only be accessed by a computer and not available on any other device. I have removed 1 member successfully but stuck at unable to remove a underaged member. I am not able to remove the underaged until I assign her to another family iCloud sharing. In reality I am just removing my daughter’s old account But I am unable to do so. So I have 1 member in the iCloud sharing taking up the quota of sharing (200gb with max 6 sharing account).
It’s extremely frustrating to experience all these. Apple products are premium and we are not getting premium services despite paying for it. I think Apple seriously need to look at being better than Android for so many things. It just isn’t well thought enough.
If you have read the thread. You would know that I am trying to remove 1 adult and 1 child. All family members cannot be relived by phone. I managed to remove adult by using my MacBook. And the child remains unremovable. I have to transfer her to another family. I can not remove her.
It’s just ridiculous. That account was set up “accidentally” as I was trying to see if I can impose restriction on using the phone. Now I want to remove the child account and Apple take it so seriously that this is literally a human account. I am down with 1 quota on family sharing because of this.
I have the latest iOS. I have restarted the phone at least 5 times. No. It cannot be done (weirdly).
kellychua wrote:
I have the latest iOS. I have restarted the phone at least 5 times. No. It cannot be done (weirdly).
What is the age of the family member you're trying to remove?
And that is exactly why I said it’s ridiculous. Being the subscriber and organizer, my rights is limited and a minor’s rights surpasses me.
Thanks for that LACAllen. We learn new things everyday. Maybe Apple should learn that I am from Singapore and this regulation does not apply to me 😂
Unable to remove family members from iCloud sharing