In the Settings app, tap your name on the top screen. Then tap Get Started and follow the on-screen tutorial. Enter the related name and email address. Later, do as it shows to invite family members. Sign into Apple Music with the same credentials used for family sharing. Tap More and choose Share from the drop-down list. Choose the name of the Apple Music playlist you want to share . Select from Messages, Mail, Twitter, Facebook and more. You may add a message in some apps. Later, you can share Apple Music playlists with family sharing.
Everyone in your family needs to join Family Sharing using their own Apple ID. This way your family can share purchases, an Apple Music family plan, i. Cloud storage, photos, and more without sharing personal information like email, text messages, or passwords. If someone in your family doesn’t already have an Apple ID, they can create one.
You could be wondering “How do I set up Apple Music family?”
To use the Apple Music Family feature, you first need to set up the Family Sharing feature. Once set up, you can share content purchased from i, tunes, i Books, and the App Store with other family members. Go to your Apple device, open the “Settings” app, select “i. Cloud” and click ” Set Up Family Sharing”.
How do I set up family sharing on my Apple device?
Once set up, you can share content purchased from i, tunes, i Books, and the App Store with other family members. Go to your Apple device, open the “Settings” app, select “i. Cloud” and click ” Set Up Family Sharing”. Please confirm that you want to be a family organizer. After that, you can sign up for Apple Music.
Can I share my iTunes ID with a family member?
While some people may share i. Tunes IDs for Match and purchased content, to get the Apple Music signup to work, it’s important that every account on the family member’s device be linked to that family member’s account. You can’t have a different Apple ID for i. Tunes and Apple Music on the same device. Log out of Apple Music and i. Tunes and back in.