You can share content that you purchase from Apple including music, movies, tv shows, apps, and books. You can also share your Apple subscriptions including Apple One.
What you can share
Music, movies, and TV shows from the iTunes Store or Apple TV app.
Books from the Book Store in Apple Books.
Apps you can purchase or download from the App Store.
Subscriptions and in-app purchases from participating apps.
Subscriptions from Apple, including:
Apple One Family and Premier plans
Apple Music family subscription
Apple Arcade
Apple Fitness+
Apple News+
Apple TV+
Apple TV channels
iCloud storage plans with 200GB or more
What you can't share
Individual subscriptions to Apple Music, Apple One, and some other third-party subscriptions.
Student subscriptions, such as a student subscription to Apple Music.
Consumable in-app purchases, such as coins or gems.
Items that are no longer available in the App Store, iTunes Store, Books Store, or Apple TV app.
Items that you or another member of your family group have hidden. Learn more about hidden purchases.
Content that was assigned through a child's school using Apple School Manager.
Learn more
If you want kids to get permission before downloading or buying new content, set up Ask to Buy. But you can't use Ask to Buy to prevent kids from downloading content that someone in your family group has already purchased.
