Apple has introduced a new feature that allows users to combine two Apple accounts, making it easier to transfer payment methods, subscriptions, and App Store purchases. reported the MacRumors. Just in case, it's worth noting that this service is not yet available in the European Union, the United Kingdom, and India.
To begin the process, users need to sign in to their iPhone or iPad with two separate accounts: one for iCloud and one for purchases. Apple has set several conditions, including the need for both accounts to be registered in the same country, as well as confirmation that there are no balances on the second account.
Users interested in merging accounts are advised to read list of actions from Apple, which describes the steps, potential consequences, and instructions for canceling the process if necessary.
The merger process includes the following steps:
- Open the Settings app;
- Go to the Media and purchases section;
- Select View account.
- Select the Purchase Migration option.
Once the migration is complete, the secondary account will no longer be able to be used for purchases. Users will need to sign in with the primary account on all Apple devices.
All payment methods associated with the second account will be transferred to the primary account along with any active subscriptions.
Additionally, the Up Next list on Apple TV from the second account will replace the content in the primary account, and your podcast library data will also be transferred to the primary account.
Apple recommends that users read the official page support for more information about account migration.
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