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How do 2 people who are family sharing get access to the same app that does not allow sharing subscription? E.g. Tinder cannot get a subscription, tells me someone is already using my Apple ID. Doesn’t make since to me since my son has his own Apple ID?
It does not automatically activate the subscription if that's what you are asking.
He would need to activate it himself through the App and will be an additional charge.
This is all assuming he is in fact using his own Apple ID for iTunes & App Stores on his devices and not yours, which would totally defeat Family Sharing, and would be the most likely cause of it saying that Apple ID is already being used.
Verify on his device, that his account is logged in to iTunes & App Stores in Settings, and that he is not trying to log in with your Apple ID in the App.
It does not automatically activate the subscription if that's what you are asking.
He would need to activate it himself through the App and will be an additional charge.
This is all assuming he is in fact using his own Apple ID for iTunes & App Stores on his devices and not yours, which would totally defeat Family Sharing, and would be the most likely cause of it saying that Apple ID is already being used.
Verify on his device, that his account is logged in to iTunes & App Stores in Settings, and that he is not trying to log in with your Apple ID in the App.
As long as everyone is using their own individual Apple IDs anything created in their account is connected to that ID. Whatever services do not support sharing need to be set up with the individual's account during the account creation process.
You cannot. If the App does not support subscription sharing over Family Sharing, then each person needs to have their own subscription on their own Apple ID.
I guess that’s my question, why did it not create his account with his Apple ID? Isn’t that how it should work? Why do we all have are own Apple ID? This has happened on a few apps.
Family sharing
