Can I have 2 different Apple ID's/accounts tied to one Applecare One plan?

MisterEdF wrote:

"APPLE ONE" is a group of 5 or 6 different Apple Apps, I am referring to the new AppleCARE ONE warranty. :D

From the image in my previous reply, bolding added:

“Can I add my family’s devices to my AppleCare One plan?”

“AppleCare One plans can cover devices that are on the same Apple Account as the subscriber.”

For further questions, contact Apple Support.

Contact numbers: Contact Apple Support - Apple Support

Officially, per the terms and conditions available at applecareone and for my state (Ohio), you must stay logged into the device with the initial Apple ID to maintain coverage. If you log out of the account and log in with another account, you need to log back in with the original account within 24 hours. In theory, it would be possible to use a different account for Music and the App Store. Whether you trust having the device logged into your Apple ID/Account is up to you.

No. As currently documented, AppleCare One coverage is per Apple Account.

Given Apple has info on which account is logged in, I’d expect to see the coverage cancelled.

Call Apple Corporate. There’s a 408 area code number here: Contact - How to Contact Us - Apple

Thanks for the update. I spoke to an agent and was told the same thing. Many people want a family plan, but they aren't offering one yet. I'm seriously considering cancelling all my AppleCare+ and going self-insured. Between me and the kids, we spend $66/mo on it. That is $800/yr that I can put to better use.

Were you able to add your wife's devices? I'm trying to figure out a way to save $ on AppleCare and was hoping to add my kids' (all minors) & husband's phones to my plan. The Coverage Certificate references the Individual Account or the Shared Account throughout it. This makes me think we should be able to add our family's devices. Below is the definition used for a Shared Account.

"Shared Account” means a United States-based account with the Named Insured established by a Primary Account Holder, and maintained by (i) the Primary Account Holder and (ii) a Shared Account Control Person, if any, for a group of Equipment owners or users that are connected by a common relationship such as family, a combined household, or other similar relationships that establish a common affinity among the Equipment owners or users as determined by the Named Insured.

MisterEdF wrote:

That seems to imply if I take my wife's phone, log into MY Apple account with it, add Applecare ONE then sign out and log her back in it will be covered.

If you sign into her phone, it is no longer her phone, it is yours. If you then sign out and she signs back in, it goes back to being her phone and not under the same account as yours.

See If you subscribe to Apple One and use a different Apple ID for iCloud - Apple Support

AI is massively-hyped statistical next-word guessing game, based on immense corpora, and is not intelligence, not certain, and definitely not a reference source.

Citation: AppleCare - Apple

This is true. Just tried to log into my wifes ipad using my apple is and once I logged out I received an email to log back in or lose coverage

I did this with her device and it shows as added but I’m not sure if they’ll honor it