Sharing 'photo'?

[chill59]

Did I read/hear somewhere that if you buy 'photo' you can share it with one other person (or did I dream it?).

If so, how do I go about doing it?

Regards Chris

[pruus]

For this low price you should buy it, both!

[Frank Jonen]

Family sharing in the AppStore preferences.

You share your AppStore account with a family member (within the same household) and they'll have access to all the apps you bought that allow for family sharing.

[R C-R]

@ chill59

 

You can find out all about Family Sharing at https://support.apple.com/HT201060. The important points are:

 

• Family Sharing applies to purchases made through the Mac App Store ("MAS").

• Not all MAS apps are eligible for Family Sharing. The description in the MAS says if the app is or not. (Both Affinity apps are eligible.)

• One adult must opt to become the "family organizer" who is responsible for paying for all purchases made by other family members.

• Up to five other family members can be invited to participate.

• Everyone must be in the same family.

• Family Sharing is not available for any app used for commercial or enterprise purposes, only for personal use.

• Typically, Family Sharing of MAS apps is most useful when each family member has his or her own Mac.

[chill59]

Thanks R C-R.

 

Does the family member have to be at the same physical location as Frank says?

 

Chris

[R C-R]

Does the family member have to be at the same physical location as Frank says?

I don't know. Apple doesn't seem to have any info about that, at least that I can find, so maybe contacting Apple support & asking would be best.

[Frank Jonen]

Thanks R C-R.

 

Does the family member have to be at the same physical location as Frank says?

 

Chris

 

 

Here's the rundown on Family Sharing as it is today, from: Section D of http://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/us/terms.html

 

This is the only restriction left. The "Same Household" stuff seems gone completely.

 

"Family Sharing Rules: You can only belong to one Family at a time, and may join any Family no more than twice per year. You can change the Apple ID you associate with a Family no more than once every 90 days. All Family members must share the same Home Country. Not all Content, including In-App Purchases, subscriptions, and some previously acquired Apps, are eligible for Family Sharing."

[R C-R]

I wonder what Apple considers to be the definition of "Home Country"? Citizenship, legal residency, birth country, maybe something else? For an Apple legal document this seems uncharacteristically vague.