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Can you have 2 AppleID accounts?
Answer: A: You can create 2 Apple IDs to do that. That will keep your work related information separate from your personal information. There shouldn’t be any complications from using two Apple IDs unless you need to share data between the two IDs.
What happens if I have 2 Apple IDs?
If you use multiple Apple IDs, such as having one for personal use and the other for work, then you’ll be glad to know that you can actually use more than one Apple ID on your device for things like email, contacts, notes, and more.
How many AppleID accounts can you have?
Answer: A: You can create up to 3 different Apple IDs on 1 device. So if you have an iPhone, an iPad and a Mac then you can make 9 different Appe IDs.
Can you have 2 Apple IDs with the same phone number?
You can’t have two on the phone. But, you can create a new one and use it from your phone. See: How to create a new Apple ID https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204316.
What happens when you have multiple Apple IDs?
With one ID, the devices are perceived to be owned by the same single person. As a result, a text sent from iMessage using mom’s iPhone will show up on her son’s iPad. A Facetime request from the daughter’s friend could be received by dad instead.
Can you have more than one email address with one Apple ID?
This seems to be possible since after I login to FaceTime, it’s asking me which email address to use (and only one email, my Apple ID, is presented as an option, since I don’t know how to add another email to the same account). I do not wish to create another Apple ID. Thanks! MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.4)
Can a family have more than one Apple ID?
Nonetheless, if you would like to still have one Apple ID to manage your family’s purchases and keep your personal data usages separately, you can do so by setting up individual Apple IDs for everyone in the family. One Apple ID for personal data, whilst sharing one Apple ID for purchasing purposes.
Can you use the same Apple ID on different iPhones?
What isn’t obvious is that you can use different Apple IDs for different functions on your iPhone; for example iCloud, iTunes & App Stores, Game Center, iMessage and FaceTime can all have different Apple IDs from each other. If you use the same Apple ID for Find my iPhone then both phone’s locations will show up at https://icloud.com/find.