Q: My recent calls appearing on another iPhone!?
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Jul 10, 2015 2:15 PMby ZikzakCorp,Thanks. This is literally the third time this has been linked into this thread, twice by me. Proof positive that some people are simply not reading what anyone is saying, just reacting out of emotion. There it is in black and white from an official Apple document that they do not want people sharing Apple IDs.
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Jul 10, 2015 4:37 PMby KiltedTim,darenH123 wrote:
Exactly and the moderators included!! I am done with the immature responses and deletions by the so called moderators!!
LATER
Immature responses? Seriously?
I don't think this is much of a stretch, but I'm going to guess that you're a hard core Fox News fan who doesn't believe in global warming, and believes that vaccinations cause autism and a host of other medical problems.
As has already been said, refusal to accept the truth will not alter reality.
Maybe you should just get yourself a BlackBerry or a Windows Phone.
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Jul 10, 2015 5:40 PMby Lawrence Finch,Frequently asked questions about Apple ID - Apple Support
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Can I share my Apple ID with someone else?
You shouldn't share your Apple ID with anyone else. It provides access to personal information including contacts, photos, device backups, and more. Sharing your Apple ID with someone else means you're giving them access to all your personal content, and it may lead to confusion about who actually owns the account.
To share photos, a calendar, iTunes purchases and more with someone else, try these sharing features.
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Jul 10, 2015 7:29 PMby Joewalsh91,This doc. is after "family sharing" was introduced. Read the last sentence then follow the link. Sharing ID's prior to the update was never an issue. If their update conflicts with the previous methods then sharing should be blocked in the system, not merely suggested in some hidden obscure Q & A. The majority of families with multiple phones have been sharing id's since the first i-phone with no issues. If the advent of family sharing is the future of sharing across devices then again sharing ID's should be disabled. Bottom line is if it doesn't work don't allow it.
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Jul 10, 2015 9:34 PMby 68010likewoah,Apple has never recommended using one Apple ID for multiple people. It didn't used to break anything, but it still wasn't recommended. Now with iCloud it will break it, and Apple will still not recommend sharing Apple IDs with more than one person. You may prefer it a different way, but this is the official way that it is supposed to work for everyone, and it's documented as the intended behavior of the feature. You may not like this, but you're finally going to have to change.
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Jul 11, 2015 4:31 AMby Csound1,Joewalsh91 wrote:
This doc. is after "family sharing" was introduced. Read the last sentence then follow the link. Sharing ID's prior to the update was never an issue. If their update conflicts with the previous methods then sharing should be blocked in the system, not merely suggested in some hidden obscure Q & A. The majority of families with multiple phones have been sharing id's since the first i-phone with no issues. If the advent of family sharing is the future of sharing across devices then again sharing ID's should be disabled. Bottom line is if it doesn't work don't allow it.
Nonsense, the majority of users (100's of millions) use iCloud correctly, and that is why you face the choice of joining them or living with the consequences of your choices. Accounts are free, what exactly is your objection to using them as intended?
By the way, when your wife impersonates you behind an Apple ID how can Apple know, how could they disable that? after all, the deception is at your end, not theirs.
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Jul 11, 2015 5:08 AMby Joewalsh91,Apple dictates the way you use your device. Try to delete an apple app. Try to download an app from anywhere but the app store. Try to set up a hotspot without a carrier contract. Apple should be able to eliminate ID sharing on their end if they don't want it done. It's not my job to tell them how, it's their job to make the system work.
