I would like to buy an iPad next month and I am curious if I can use the same Apple ID on the iPad as I use on my phone?My phone's storage is 64 GB but the iPad's storage is going to be 32 GB since it's cheaper for me.Is there going to be a problem with the Syncing?
Thanks for any help😊
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Not only is it possible, but you should use the same AppleID for all your devices. Your AppleID is the account to which all your devices are associated - and all App, iCloud, Media and Subscribed Apple services are linked.
Using the same AppleID allows you to pay-once - and share your Apps and subscriptions between all your devices.
An AppleID is yours for life - as all all purchased content is permanently linked to the account from which it is purchased. Over time, you find it necessary to change your primary email address (your AppleID username - that you use to sign-in). This is a simple process, as are changing and updating your secondary (recovery) email addresses and trusted telephone numbers - all of which you should diligently maintain. Should it be necessary to restore a device, resolve a forgotten device Passcode or AppleID Password, you’ll need access to these important credentials and communications tools.
Synchronising your devices via iCloud services is very easy. iCloud is a principally a synchronisation and backup service - but also provides cloud storage for other data. You can also access some resources - such as your Apple Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, Notes and “Find Me” services from any web browser.
What is iCloud? - Apple Support
Set up iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
We very wary about choosing a device with limited internal storage - in particular the very lowest storage tiers. Internal storage cannot be expanded or upgraded - and iCloud storage is not a substitute for adequate local storage.
Remember, iCloud is principally a synchronisation service - allowing files to be shared between devices whilst keeping a copy in iCloud storage. This copy allows data on a lost, damaged or failed device to be restored to a replacement device should it be necessary. For the most part, iCloud storage does not provide “archive” storage of files and data - you’ll need to use a different cloud service or storage device for archiving data that you don’t wish to keep on your iPad or iPhone.
Not only is it possible, but you should use the same AppleID for all your devices. Your AppleID is the account to which all your devices are associated - and all App, iCloud, Media and Subscribed Apple services are linked.
Using the same AppleID allows you to pay-once - and share your Apps and subscriptions between all your devices.
An AppleID is yours for life - as all all purchased content is permanently linked to the account from which it is purchased. Over time, you find it necessary to change your primary email address (your AppleID username - that you use to sign-in). This is a simple process, as are changing and updating your secondary (recovery) email addresses and trusted telephone numbers - all of which you should diligently maintain. Should it be necessary to restore a device, resolve a forgotten device Passcode or AppleID Password, you’ll need access to these important credentials and communications tools.
Synchronising your devices via iCloud services is very easy. iCloud is a principally a synchronisation and backup service - but also provides cloud storage for other data. You can also access some resources - such as your Apple Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, Notes and “Find Me” services from any web browser.
What is iCloud? - Apple Support
Set up iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
We very wary about choosing a device with limited internal storage - in particular the very lowest storage tiers. Internal storage cannot be expanded or upgraded - and iCloud storage is not a substitute for adequate local storage.
Remember, iCloud is principally a synchronisation service - allowing files to be shared between devices whilst keeping a copy in iCloud storage. This copy allows data on a lost, damaged or failed device to be restored to a replacement device should it be necessary. For the most part, iCloud storage does not provide “archive” storage of files and data - you’ll need to use a different cloud service or storage device for archiving data that you don’t wish to keep on your iPad or iPhone.
the appleID is ones "social security number" for all things apple one should use the same appleID on all apple products one own
and one should never share appleID with somebody else
you will not be able to restore the ipad with a backup of the iphone i believe
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about syncing then ipads and iphones does not sync with each other at all, they can sync with icloud and with a computer but not with each other
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Set up iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
Sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod using your computer - Apple Support
I would never advice people getting only 32gb unless it's mainly for browsing the internet
Can I use the same Apple ID on the iPad as I use on my phone?
