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i bought my daughter an Iphone 11 and I used my apple email and itunes account to set it up. We do not get each others text messages (I fixed that), We do get each others facetime and phone calls (I nhave not fix it), and now our albums are synced. if I go into her album to turn off the icloud, it mentions it will erase the pictures she has stored in her iphone, which are also mine, and i dont want to loose the pictures. please help!!
iPhone X, iOS 14
As you may have already learned, your daughter should have been set up with her own Apple ID. After setting up the iPhone with her own Apple ID, you could have taken advantage of âž” Family Sharing. Through family sharing, you could have shared the iCloud storage with her as well.
You were on the right track. Turning OFF iCloud on your daughters iPhone will delete the pictures that are on her iPhone. It will not delete the pictures that are on iCloud and on your iPhone.
The best way to do this is to erase your daughter's iPhone completely and return it to factory settings as it was when new. Then you can set it up again with her own Apple ID. Then activate Family sharing from your iPhone once she is all set.
To erase your daughter's iPhone completely, Open Settings âž” General âž” Transfer or Reset iPhone âž” Erase All Contents & Settings.
Axel F.
mother and daughter iphones are synced
