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Each phone has its own phone number.
Voice mails, texts and phone calls to one appear on both. How do I separate them.
Appreciate your help.
Again they are both on same Apple ID.
iMac, macOS 10.12
This user tip from one of the senior members of the forum (Lawrence Finch) explains how to separate the Apple IDs --> How to “unshare” an Apple ID - Apple Community
Sorry, no quick or easy fixes on this one.
Each phone (or person) needs to have their own Apple ID.
Makes sense. Thought there might be some way around it. We've being putting up with the bad part of it since time immemorial!
Thanks for the info.
Frank Ward
Mac user & everything Apple since the early eighties!
As Gaelige, Beansí is female ghost, as you probably know.
Go raibh míle maith agat.
I have two iphones and one Apple ID. How do Iseparate the phones
