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Should I use the same Apple ID for work and personal?
If you use the same Apple ID on all your devices/computers, your personal information and your work data will be mixed, especially if you are syncing data to iCloud on all your devices/computers. If you don’t sync iCloud data on the work computer, you should be able to keep most of your data separate.
How do I make purchases with my Apple ID?
Tap your name. Tap Payment & Shipping. You might be asked to sign in with your Apple ID. To add a payment method, tap Add Payment Method.
Should I use my work email for Apple ID?
Create an Apple ID Use your work email address when you create one, and your home email address when you create the other. Apple will have no idea they’re actually for the same person.
Why can’t I pay with my Apple ID balance?
2. If you don’t have Apple ID balance, you don’t have enough to cover the full amount, or an item cannot be paid for with Apple ID balance, Apple attempts to charge your primary payment method (typically a credit or debit card, but varies according to country).
How do I pay with my Apple ID balance?
Use in the Apple Store app
- To use an Apple Gift Card or your Apple Account Balance to when making a purchase in the Apple Store app, first shop and add what you’d like to your “Bag.”
- Tap Checkout (don’t choose Apple Pay)
- Now look for Apple Account Balance option to use all or some of it.
Which email is best for Apple ID?
We recommend iCloud, Google (Gmail or Google Apps) or Microsoft (Hotmail or Office 365) for Apple users. They are directly supported on all Apple equipment and most other platforms. And they support the modern email standards, which sync your inbox, sent and other folders on all your computers and devices.
What do you lose when you create a new Apple ID?
When you change your Apple ID, you will not lose any data. If you create a new Apple ID, that will cause you to have to start over and lose everything that you purchased with that ID. My account is associated with both my new email and an old iCloud.