Q: Do I have to have different accounts?
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Dec 11, 2015 12:57 PMby Bebalinda623,TThank you thank you for your response. So I have to make 2 other seperate iTunes accounts & when I do, will I be able to use the same credit card that I have on my account for the billing/purchases of apps? Or do I have to have 2 other credit card ps for the billings?
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Dec 11, 2015 1:10 PMby Bebalinda623,im sorry I'm not familiar with family sharing. What is family sharing? Is it meaning the Internet service for it, if I'm going through a phone service? Well if thats the case, I'm not. I just want to make sure that if I use the same credit card for all 3, that it won't merge them all together & each one have the exact same items/apps on them.
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Dec 11, 2015 2:45 PMby Bebalinda623,1 Question pmintz25. So if they download the same games, will they end up having the same exact data on both? Meaning my daughter is at level 10 in a game, and later my son downloads the same game, will it start him at level 10 also or will he have to start from level 1?
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Dec 15, 2015 11:43 AMby Pmintz25,Pinkstones is correct. Data for (most) games is stored locally on the iOS device, meaning the saved progress in games is different for each device you own.
Some games save progress on a cloud database of sorts, but these are usually tied to an account within the game itself. Most online games, such as Hearthstone or Puzzle and Dragons, have data tied to an account so the data can be accessed from multiple devices (PC, Mac, iPad, etc). If the game saves information using an online user specific account, the data will only be linked to the person using that account. This "account" is made within the game itself and is not tied to your Apple ID.
Hope that helps.
