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I changed my Apple ID recently and I received a confirmation however when I signed into Apple Community using Apple ID it refused to accept the recently established ID. I used another ID. Would that account for why Mac Book Pro is not syncing with iPhone or iPad?
Yes you can have two IDs. They will be separate accounts and each will be regardeed by Apple and your equipment as belonging to a different person. It is possible to use two IDs but it isn't easy. Normally you might only do it if you have a reason to isolate two aspects of usage from each other such as having one for business and the other for person al use where there is no crossover between the accounts.
Yes you can have two IDs. They will be separate accounts and each will be regardeed by Apple and your equipment as belonging to a different person. It is possible to use two IDs but it isn't easy. Normally you might only do it if you have a reason to isolate two aspects of usage from each other such as having one for business and the other for person al use where there is no crossover between the accounts.
Is it possible to have two Apple IDs?
