Can a Child Join Two Family Sharing Accounts? Here's What You Need to Know

Discover if a child can be on two Family Sharing accounts and how to manage their membership effectively.

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No, a child cannot be on two Family Sharing accounts. A child must be part of a single Family Sharing group at a time, managed by one family organizer. If you wish to change groups, the current family organizer needs to remove the child, and the new organizer can invite them.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How can I change the Family Sharing account for my child? To change the Family Sharing account for your child, the current family organizer must remove them from the existing group, then the new family organizer can invite them to join.
  2. What is Apple Family Sharing? Apple Family Sharing allows up to six family members to share purchases, subscriptions, and more without sharing accounts.
  3. Can adults be on multiple Family Sharing accounts? Yes, adults can participate in multiple Family Sharing accounts, unlike children who are limited to one.
  4. What happens if I switch Family Sharing groups? When you switch Family Sharing groups, the transition is managed by the family organizers, and your membership in all shared services will reflect the new group.

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