My husband and I share an itunes account, we each have an iphone, our phones seem 'linked'

our contacts and reminders are shared on each phone.  Is there a way to unlink?

Yep, you go to http://www.apple.com and sign up to get your own Apple id  and password.
Then reset the iPhone to factory settings and put in your id  and password and you will have your own account
You can also at the Apple web site check the support community which may have a quicker solution.
Good Luck

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    My husband and I share an I tunes account.
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  • HT1918 My husband and I share an iTunes account but we would like to have separate accounts.  How do we set that up?

    My husband and I currently share an iTunes account but we would like to have separate accounts. How do we do this?

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    FYI: iTunes account (used to make purchases) is not the same as iTunes library (iTunes on your computer with music, movies, etc.).
    ecbclb wrote:
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  • My wife and I share an iTunes account. Is there any way to set up a seperate one for her to sync her phone contacts, iCloud and music to without having to purchase all her music again and then share going forward?

    My wife and I share an iTunes account. Is there any way to set up a seperate one for her to sync her phone contacts, iCloud and music to without having to purchase all her music again and then share going forward?
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    ecbclb wrote:
    Will we have to create a seperate account for her, or can we all have the same one?
    You can but you will not be able to limit what she syncs.
    I would like to avoid 'checking' and 'unchecking' individual songs every time one of us tries to synch our ipods to the library.
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    Then add/delete from your own playlists to change iPod content.
    The only time I uncheck items is if I rarely/never want to sync them to anything, such as Christmas music or old audiobooks.
    I suggest you each have your own computer login account. Then everyone has their own contacts, calendars, and everything else.
    You and your husband can share an iTunes library and let your daughter have her own.

  • HT4436 we have 5 devices on one itunes account how do I give them each their own icloud account and still share the itunes account?

    we have 5 devices on one itunes account how do I give them each their own icloud account and still share the itunes account?

    You need a unique AppleID for each iCloud account.  So grab some free gmail, hotmail, aol, yahoo or whatever email addresses to make five new AppleIDs.  Now, everybody make an iCloud account for themselves, and keep the existing shared AppleID and password just for use in the iTunes and App Stores.  You can also each use your own unique AppleIDs to make iMessage accounts and keep those separate as well.

  • My wife and I share one itunes account with separate libraries. When I sync her iphone in her library, it adds all of my iphone contacts to her contact list. How can we void this?

    My wife and I share one itunes account with separate libraries. When I sync her iphone in her library, it adds all of my iphone contacts to her contact list. How can we avoid this?

    Make groups of contacts in your Address Book and select the option to sync only selected groups to each phone.
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  • My husband and I share a new PC.  We have different music tastes and each have an iphone.  How can we both use our one computer and one itunes program with separate music libraries and separate iphones?

    My husband and I share a new PC.  We have different music tastes and each have an iphone.  How can we both use our one computer and one itunes program with separate music libraries and separate iphones?

    Each device only syncs waht you select.
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