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Now it would be great if Apple allowed associating more than one country for my purchases to my apple id, i.e. based on having credit cards issued by banks in different countries. Seems that for Apple does not exist the concept of living between to countries (expats, dual citizens, etc)
Now it would be great if Apple allowed associating more than one country for my purchases to my apple id, i.e. based on having credit cards issued by banks in different countries. Seems that for Apple does not exist the concept of living between to countries (expats, dual citizens, etc)
Some apps are country specific. My banking app wasn't available in the USA app store, so that alone meant I had to keep a separate iPhone.
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> Make sure both accounts are set to the same country and region for purchases This is a setting nowadays, meaning that you can now change that for any account now. I have done that a few times already.
What happens to your purchases in a different country?
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Media (music, film, TV, app) content licenses are country specific. Apple is relatively good about providing global access to purchased content. Amazon alters the list of available titles based on client IP/VPN geolocation. Some streaming vendors entirely block client devices based on IP/VPN geolocation.
To nuance, the Kindle store is more open than any of the stores I know of. As long as the account is created on the right country store, Amazon won't care about a real address or the credit card's country and will allow for digital purchases of any content available. Streaming goes through the Prime portal so it's more tricky, but getting access to foreign ebooks without trouble is to me a pretty big deal.
Now it would be great if Apple allowed associating more than one country for my purchases to my apple id, i.e. based on having credit cards issued by banks in different countries. Seems that for Apple does not exist the concept of living between to countries (expats, dual citizens, etc)
I always keep two sets of Apple devices with separate accounts for this reason :( Some apps are country specific. My banking app wasn't available in the USA app store, so that alone meant I had to keep a separate iPhone.
Apple could do the same, with sufficient internal or external motivation.
Now it would be great if Apple allowed associating more than one country for my purchases to my apple id, i.e. based on having credit cards issued by banks in different countries. Seems that for Apple does not exist the concept of living between to countries (expats, dual citizens, etc)
I always keep two sets of Apple devices with separate accounts for this reason :( Some apps are country specific. My banking app wasn't available in the USA app store, so that alone meant I had to keep a separate iPhone.
It will maintain authentication for some time and let you update the app, but eventually it expires. Then you get the sketchiest dialog box ever randomly when doing anything on your phone:
“If you have an Apple ID, enter the password”
What it actually means to say is, “I know you have another Apple ID that’s not currently logged in as primary, and I’m trying to background update apps owned by that account but the authentication expired. Please enter the password for [other Apple ID].”
Now it would be great if Apple allowed associating more than one country for my purchases to my apple id, i.e. based on having credit cards issued by banks in different countries. Seems that for Apple does not exist the concept of living between to countries (expats, dual citizens, etc)
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/es/ip_24_...
Now it would be great if Apple allowed associating more than one country for my purchases to my apple id, i.e. based on having credit cards issued by banks in different countries. Seems that for Apple does not exist the concept of living between to countries (expats, dual citizens, etc)
Sony, I'm looking at you...
Hey, did you know that Apple discovered that they can allow you to select multiple languages simultaneously for the spell checker? When? In iOS 18...
Like, for example, Belgium hasn't existed since iOS 1 (they use at least 3 languages currently there, as far as I know).
Now it would be great if Apple allowed associating more than one country for my purchases to my apple id, i.e. based on having credit cards issued by banks in different countries. Seems that for Apple does not exist the concept of living between to countries (expats, dual citizens, etc)
The EU is somewhat trying to kill this at least. It is very annoying. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/es/ip_24_...