Will You Lose Apple Music Access If You Leave Family Sharing?

Learn if leaving Apple Family Sharing affects your Apple Music subscription and how to keep your service with an individual plan.

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Yes, you will lose access to Apple Music if you leave Family Sharing. You will need to subscribe to an individual plan to maintain your Apple Music service. To do this, open the Music app, go to 'For You,' tap your profile icon, and follow the subscription prompts.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do I lose my Apple Music library if I leave Family Sharing? No, your Apple Music library remains intact, but you will lose access to the subscription through Family Sharing. You need to subscribe to an individual plan to continue streaming.
  2. How do I subscribe to an individual Apple Music plan after leaving Family Sharing? Open the Music app, go to the 'For You' tab, tap your profile icon, and follow the prompts to select and subscribe to an individual Apple Music plan.
  3. Can I rejoin Family Sharing to regain Apple Music access? Yes, rejoining a Family Sharing group that has an active Apple Music subscription will restore your access under the family plan.

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