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I don’t want to share anything on other devices.
As I stated, you should have separate Apple IDs. They were not meant to be shared. You should create an Apple ID for your son and then you can share content with Family Sharing
As I stated, you should have separate Apple IDs. They were not meant to be shared. You should create an Apple ID for your son and then you can share content with Family Sharing
You should NEVER share an Apple ID with another person. It’s the electronic equivalent of sharing a toothbrush.
See the 4th answer here—>https://appleid.apple.com/faq/#!&page=faq
It leads to a long list of problems, including that you can’t have private text conversations, photos, contacts, calendars, as well as the problem you have asked about. Your son should have his own Apple ID. You selectively share a lot of content and most purchases with Family Sharing—>Family Sharing - Apple Support without the problems of sharing an Apple ID.
are you talking about devices being used by someone else?
If you are sharing an Apple ID with someone else, you should not be
It’s my son’s phone and yes we are sharing my Apple ID but it gets really annoying when I try forget the network that he’s connected to, he also forgets the network. I need help to not share.
How can I not share network with another iPhone?
