Will the other person on my shared Apple ID get a notification when I log out out?

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And by the way, find my iPhone Is disabled.

 

[Ledsteplin]

Welcome to iMore. Why would you share an Apple ID? Doing so can cause all sorts of issues. I recommend each of you have your own Apple ID.

 

[Annie_M]

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[redmoonlitsky]

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[redmoonlitsky]

You see, I’m actually a minor and the other person on the Apple ID is my father, so I don’t know what to do. And thanks for welcoming me

 

[gnirkatto]

Are you using the same device as your father? Then he'll notice because the device won't be connected to Apple's services, when he picks it up.
Do you have your own phone or iPad or Mac? Then you could create your own Apple ID and nobody else will see if you are logged in or not (I just don't really understand why you would want to 'log out' in the first place)
If you do have your own phone but your father wants you to use the same Apple ID, he won't notice if you log out, but will have access to everything else that you do, emails, messages, notes etc.
I don't want to undermine your father's education methods though. But for me, this sounds more like a lack of understanding of how the Apple ecosystem works, than an education method.

 

[redmoonlitsky]

I have my own iPad yeah. The reason I want to log out is because I want to be able to use my own phone number, and use iMessage with my own contacts, FaceTime with my own contacts, etc. And, I’m thinking he wouldn’t get notified when I purchase anything, right? Because he does now. I just dont want to get in trouble for this.

 

[SwitchBeach]

Talk to your dad about what you want to do. That way you won't "get in trouble". If you are responsible enough to feel like you want to have your own Apple ID, then you need to be responsible enough to have the (perhaps) difficult conversation with your dad first.

 

[anon(50597)]

Talk to your dad about what you want to do. That way you won't "get in trouble". If you are responsible enough to feel like you want to have your own Apple ID, then you need to be responsible enough to have the (perhaps) difficult conversation with your dad first.

I agree. It might not be what you wanted to hear but by doing so you are acting responsible. That can’t hurt in the long run.

 

[redmoonlitsky]

I agree. It might not be what you wanted to hear but by doing so you are acting responsible. That can’t hurt in the long run.

I think this is what I am going to do. I’m just so scared to ask him for anything though y’know what I mean?

 

[redmoonlitsky]

Talk to your dad about what you want to do. That way you won't "get in trouble". If you are responsible enough to feel like you want to have your own Apple ID, then you need to be responsible enough to have the (perhaps) difficult conversation with your dad first.

Okay, I’m going to do my best to converse to him about this.