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Good Samaritan tip of the day: iTunes & App sharing between family members
It's not very well known that iTunes lets you share your iTunes media libraries (including music, movies, apps, etc) between up to five computers in your household. You'll need to turn on Home Sharing on the computers, and all the computers have to be on the same network. More info at: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3819
However, an easier way to share apps between family members is to have one central computer that works as a hub for all of the devices and apps. You'll need to 'authorize' each of the family member's Apple devices on that computer. After you authorize the device, you can install apps that you or other family members have purchased on any of the devices.
Hope it helps.
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Actually, you don't need that.
You only need sharing the same Apple account in all your idevices (as I do). The bad new is sharing your password as well. No problem to me, since I "work as family administrator". A little annoying with updates.
One thing you can do (and I do agree), is to have all backups in the same computer.
I knew that if you shared same id then obviously you all have same access to everything listed under that ID. But I didn't know the other way was possible. Thanks @Coloobar, will look into that since my wife and I had separate IDs (and different content) since before we were even married.
The only snag I've run across with sharing apps among multiple user ID's is that occasionally (first time?) an app updates that belongs to a different Apple ID than your own, it'll ask you to enter the password of the original owner of the app in order to download and install the update. I've only ever seen that happen once or twice though.
You're right.
BTW, as @Ringleader did, thanks for the other tip.