Contents
- 1 How do I see my Apple Family Sharing purchases?
- 2 Can Family Sharing see Apple pay transactions?
- 3 How do I turn on family sharing purchases?
- 4 Can I have 2 Apple cards?
- 5 What to do if you cant see your family’s shared content on iPhone?
- 6 How to share purchases with your family with Apple support?
- 7 How to share purchase sharing with your family?
How do I see my Apple Family Sharing purchases?
From the menu bar at the top of the iTunes window, choose Account > Family Purchases. Select a family member’s name to view their content. Download or play the items that you want.
Can Family Sharing see Apple pay transactions?
What participants can do on a shared Apple Card. They’re not responsible for payments. They can view their own transactions and information. They can spend up to the credit limit on the account but may have an optional transaction limit set by an account owner or co-owner.
Does family sharing share all purchases?
Family Sharing is a feature in Apple platforms that allows users to share digital purchases with members of their family — purchases like movies, books, TV shows, and even apps. It’s been around for a few years now, but until recently app sharing was limited to purchases of entire apps, not in-app purchases.
How do I turn on family sharing purchases?
Use your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to turn on purchase sharing
- If you haven’t set up Family Sharing yet, set up Family Sharing.
- Open the Settings app.
- Tap your name, then tap Family Sharing.
- Tap Purchase Sharing.
- Tap Continue and follow the onscreen instructions.
Can I have 2 Apple cards?
Apple Card Family lets you co-own your Apple Card account with one member of your Family Sharing group. You can share your credit line with a co-owner and build credit together as equals. You can even invite another Apple Card owner to combine credit limits with you and form one co-owned account.
How do I turn off in-app purchases in Family Sharing?
Tap Content and Privacy Restrictions, and enter your passcode. Then activate Content and Privacy. Choose iTunes and App Store Purchases. Select In-App Purchases and set it to “Don’t Allow.”
On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Go to Settings > [your name] > Family Sharing. If you’re using iOS 10.2 or earlier, go to Settings > iCloud > Family. Tap your name. Confirm or change the Apple ID that you want to use to share content. Go back to Family Sharing and make sure that the features you want to share are On.
When purchase sharing is turned off, you can continue to share subscriptions like Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade. * Learn how purchases are billed if a family member has Apple ID balance. If you want kids to get permission before they make a purchase, turn on Ask to Buy.
What are the features of Family Sharing in iOS 8?
Another feature of Family Sharing is Ask to Buy. The purpose of this is to allow the family organizer to approve any purchase or free download request from children. This is an optional feature, but will no doubt be useful to control spending by kids.
To see which payment method will be billed, tap Purchase Sharing again and look at the Shared Payment Method information. If you haven’t set up Family Sharing yet, set up Family Sharing. On your Mac, choose the Apple menu > System Preferences. Click Family Sharing. Click Purchase Sharing in the sidebar.