Can an Apple ID be shared by multiple mobile phones?

Absolutely. One AppleID can be used on up to five devices at the same time. However, it should be noted that if you log in to the same ID, you need to turn off the options such as "**Stream" and "Contacts" in iCloud in the mobile phone settings, otherwise the data of your two devices will be synchronized with each other.

OK. An Apple ID can only authorize up to 5 iTunes libraries, but each library can be used to sync apps for an unlimited number of iPhones or iPads. However, these iPhones or iPads are only allowed to sync from the iTunes library, not from the App Store**.

The Apple ID is the authentication system introduced by Apple for its products, such as iWork, iTunes Store, and Apple Store. The Apple ID is an all-in-one account that allows users to access various resources of Apple. Because an Apple ID can be used for multiple products and services offered by Apple, it can also be referred to as an Apple account, a MobileMe account, a Mac account, an iTunes Store account, and an iCloud account.

Two iPhones can share a single ID.

Two Apple mobile phones can share a single ID, but you must turn off the ** stream in the iCloud settings of the mobile phone, and turn off the options such as sliding and comics, otherwise the data of the two devices will be synchronized with each other.

Since multiple devices use the same AppleID account, Message and FaceTime** and call history are accepted on all logged-in devices.

Precautions for sharing Apple ID:

1. The AppleID of the same user can be used on multiple iPhone and iPad devices, that is, the iOS system will automatically sync the contacts on the old device, as well as the APP in AppleID, etc. It is to facilitate the user's more convenient copying of data when changing mobile phones. One ID can log in to up to 5 devices.

2. After two iPhones share an ID, they include**, mail, contacts, calendars, reminders, browsers, memos, money rebate packages, backups, keychains, applications, etc., which are mainly seen in iCloud. If you don't use it at the same time, it is recommended to turn off options such as **Contacts, otherwise the data of the two devices will be synchronized with each other. <>