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Hi, i want to know if there is any limit of how many iPhones, or iPad and iPod Touchs i can connect to the AppStore with my Apple ID, there is any risk of blocking my account by connecting it to multiple devices?
I'm Sorry for my bad english 😉
Thanks in advance 😝
iPhone 4S, iOS 6.1.3
You can connct up to 10 device with up to 5 computers.
So that means 5 computers and 5 iDevices or 1 computer and 9 iDevices or anywhere in between.
You can connct up to 10 device with up to 5 computers.
So that means 5 computers and 5 iDevices or 1 computer and 9 iDevices or anywhere in between.
I believe that only applies if your turn on Match or automatic downloads. Otherwise, you can sync as many devices as you want to the same iTunes account.
wjosten wrote:
I believe that only applies if your turn on Match or automatic downloads. Otherwise, you can sync as many devices as you want to the same iTunes account.
Yes, you are correct.
You can only associate 10 devices with an apple Id. And you can only authorize 5 computers at a time
AshenRune wrote:
You can only associate 10 devices with an apple Id. And you can only authorize 5 computers at a time
Associating a device to an AppleID has nothing to do with syncing it to iTunes.
You "associate" your Apple ID for the purpose of "Match" or "Automatic Downloads"...nothing to do with syncing.
Think for a minute...if you could "associate" your Apple ID to an unlimited number of devices for the purpose of "Automatic Downloads"...well, anyone could, in theory, distribute millions of copies of content, for free. That's why Apple imposed a limit, & a 90 day "time out" period.
You can only have have 10 devices that use your apple ID. Does not matter if you use Match or Automatic Downloads.
OP said nothing about syncing with iTunes. He's asking about the AppStore
And you associate your apple id on your "iPad, iPhone, or iPod" to buy apps or music on it, or use facetime or imessage and maybe iCloud
It's unfortunate that one has to read the details to get the detailed answer. Reading this: View and remove your associated devices in iTunes - Apple Support and from personal experience, you can have more than 10 devices linked (e.g. signed into) your Apple account. But looks like you can only have 10 access (or be authorized for) iTunes and App Store at a time. I do wonder whether that limit affects free content you can download from iTunes/App Store or only for paid content.
There is a limit of how many apple devices I can connect my Apple ID to the App Store?
