You should each be using your own Apple ID. If you are both using the same Apple ID and syncing to iCloud, there is no way to keep them separate. You can each have your own ID and still share some things by using Family Sharing. See: Family Sharing - Apple Support
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You should each be using your own Apple ID. If you are both using the same Apple ID and syncing to iCloud, there is no way to keep them separate. You can each have your own ID and still share some things by using Family Sharing. See: Family Sharing - Apple Support
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