How to create an new AppleID on an iPhone 6

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This support article tells you how to create a new, non-child Apple ID = create an Apple Account. --> How to create a new Apple ID - Apple Support

If all you want to do is create a new account, the article above tells you how. If you also wish for her to keep some data from the old account...

Apple has no formal account merging or transferring process. The things below will help you in doing ongoing or one-time transfer of as much as possible from one account to the other, but some thing can never be transferred (namely purchases), only shared.

You can use various iCloud sharing features for some ongoing data sharing.

Share folders with iCloud Drive --> Share files and folders in iCloud Drive on iCloud.com - Apple Support

Read How to use Shared Albums in Photos on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac - Apple Support about how to share photos.

Apps and media bought with one ID are permanently associated with that ID. Look into using Family Sharing to continue to be able to use items purchased with one Apple ID with other Apple IDs, and for some data sharing features.

- Family Sharing - What is Family Sharing? - Apple Support

- Set up Family Sharing - Set up Family Sharing - Apple Support

The next section may sound tricky but it lets you merge some things on a device where you have already signed in with an old account but want to use a new account and incorporate data that is already on the device from the old account. Incidentally, the data will then propagate to other devices using iCloud with that new ID. (I haven't tried this with a computer but it may also work with a computer account signed into an old ID.)

If you have signed into the first ID on a device then fortunately when you sign out of that ID it asks you if you wish to retain the data from the old ID on your device (toggle the ones you want to on). If you keep data on the device then when you sign in with the other ID it will merge this data with the account signing into the device. You can later delete individual items from the old ID that you do not want. Similar information can be found in this post I have 2 apple IDs i want to merge them h… - Apple Community Note that only content physically present on the device like contacts, photos and videos will be retained. Meta data such as a game play scores that are tied to a specific ID or are only on a vendor's database remotely, will not be retained. Also turn off storage optimization before doing this. With Optimize Storage, smaller, space-saving photos and videos are kept on your device while all of your original, full-resolution versions are stored in iCloud. Make sure photo optimization is turned off so the full quality versions from the old account are actually on the device before merging the content into your new account. Manage your photo storage - Apple Support You can turn optimization back on again once you are fully using your new ID on the device.

Even though apps may remain on a device and may work for a while, you will not be able to update them or redownload them unless you buy them again with this ID or download them with this ID using Family Sharing.

Sign out of iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple TV, or Mac --> Sign out of iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, or Mac - Apple Support

If another Apple ID is signed in you may need to enter the password for that ID to sign out of that ID first.

Click on this link to learn how to 'Sign in with your Apple ID' --> Sign in with your Apple ID - Apple Support

Apple (and many other big tech companies) is really pushing two factor. For any accounts created in the past few years you cannot disable it, or even set it up without it in the first place.

You can only turn it off if this is an older account (like my 19 year old one). Then if you do turn it on, Apple sends you a link for turning it off that works for 2 weeks. After that it is permanent.

Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support

Apple does provide a notification email address:

From: About your Apple ID email addresses - Apple Support

Add or change a rescue [for most people called a notification address] email address

1. Sign in to appleid.apple.com.

2. Select Sign-In and Security.

3. Select Rescue Email. You might be asked to answer one or more security questions or enter your Apple ID password before you continue.

4. To add a rescue email address, select Add email. Then enter your rescue email address, then select Save changes. We send a verification to that address.

5. To change a rescue email address, enter the new address. We send a verification to that address.

6. Enter the verification code and click Continue.

If at any stage you don't get an expected verification see: If you didn't receive your verification or reset email - Apple Support

If you had a rescue email address on file when you upgraded to two-factor authentication or two-step verification, that email becomes your notification email. You can also use these steps to edit your notification email address. If you remove the notification email, you won't be able to add a new one.

Help a friend or family member as their account recovery contact - Apple Support

You'll have to ask Apple about the PC issue. From their documents, only Apple devices can be trusted devices since Apple has no control over how system software on PCs is designed (and vulnerabilities).

Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support

Reply to david2go

Hi David ,

I wonder why you wish to create an account on an outdated iPhone that you're getting rid of ? Anyway , if I were you I would go to account.apple.com and create new accounts for both iPhones .

How to create a new Apple Account - Apple Support

There's this:

Set up an account recovery contact --> Set up an account recovery contact - Apple Support

- "An account recovery contact is someone who can verify your identity and help you regain access to your account and all of your data if you ever get locked out."

- You can select up to five recovery contacts for your account.

- Requires iOS 15 or iPad OS 15

- If you forget your Apple ID password or get locked out of your account, just follow the steps on your device to share the onscreen instructions with your recovery contact in-person or on the phone. Your recovery contact then shares a six-digit code that you enter on your device. After your identity is confirmed, you can reset your Apple ID password.

If your account is locked, Apple doesn't notify you by email. In fact for most account problem things Apple doesn't notify you. You find out when you try to log in. Apple does use an email address for verification purposes when changing passcodes and Apple ID, but those aren't "problems". With two factor the most frequent problem we see here are when somebody only has one trusted device and only one telephone number. If it's an iPhone and it gets lost then you have no way of receiving a verification code. The smart thing to do is make sure - in advance - that you have a second device, or at least multiple telephone numbers (a friend, a relative, or even a landline). There's a recovery contact too.

The other thing to do is NOT use your iCloud address as your Apple ID. If Apple is trying to send you an email related to a problem with your account, you won't be able to get it.

So all in all there's multiple things you can do in advance to avoid these issues arising.

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Hi papa and I are

The easiest way to "transfer" the information to her new account is to simply not have the phone erase when you sign out of it. When she logs in with her new ID and turns on iCloud, it will populate her iCloud categories with the information that is on the phone. She will then need to weed out things of yours she does not want but this will not affect your account because she is working in her account.

As for messages, I am not sure exactly how they work. I only did the new ID on a device thing once and I had no messages of any kind (I still almost never send messages or texts). Those may be user ID specific, or perhaps even telephone number specific. I didn't want the previous owner's messages anyway.

One thing you should do it make sure you have removed your ID from the Find My app and add hers, so the phone is noted as belonging to her.

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How to create a new Apple Account - Apple Support

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