I iMore Question Jan 27, 2016 #1 example: a message is sent to her... she gets the message AND I also get the message. How do I shut this off?
example: a message is sent to her... she gets the message AND I also get the message. How do I shut this off?
S SwitchBeach Well-known member Sep 2, 2013 2,968 6 38 Visit site Jan 27, 2016 #2 Are you sharing the same Apple ID? If so, don't do that. Use separate Apple IDs for iMessaging and iCloud. Also, go to Settings > Messages > Send & Receive > and check to make sure that you don't have each other's phone number or email addresses checked.
Are you sharing the same Apple ID? If so, don't do that. Use separate Apple IDs for iMessaging and iCloud. Also, go to Settings > Messages > Send & Receive > and check to make sure that you don't have each other's phone number or email addresses checked.
Ledsteplin Ambassador Oct 2, 2013 50,272 707 108 Visit site Jan 27, 2016 #3 You can share the iTunes ID so you can share purchases. But iCloud, iMessage and Facetime ID's need to be different.
You can share the iTunes ID so you can share purchases. But iCloud, iMessage and Facetime ID's need to be different.