How Do You Sign Out of Your Apple ID/Apple Account? If you want to sign out of your Apple Account so that you can switch to a different one or not be signed in, the process is pretty simple.

Apple is renaming Apple ID as "Apple Account" when it rolls out iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia and watchOS 11.

Earlier this year, we reported that "Apple ID" would be renamed to "Apple Account," and this change has now been officially announced. Apple confirmed the change in a press release today, with ...

Apple's potential rebrand of Apple ID to "Apple Account" has seemingly been corroborated, with the change allegedly arriving later in 2024 alongside the macOS 15 and iOS 18 releases.

This guide describes the process of associating an iPhone with an Apple ID when using iOS 17 on both your first iPhone and a second iPhone.

Starting later this year, Apple will replace all instances of “Apple ID” in its operating systems and documentation with “Apple Account.” Documentation that covers multiple versions of Apple operating ...

Owning any Apple product at all means you almost definitely have an Apple ID. Whether it be the email attached to your Apple ID being a little outdated or security concerns, changing it is no problem.

Apple has now developed an official way for users to automatically migrate some Apple account data from one account to another. Here’s what you need to know about the new process.

Take your Apple Account (formally Apple ID), for example: Whether you set up your first account with Apple this year, or you made one back in 2011, it's probably been tied to the same email ...

Apple could end up rebranding Apple ID. It seems like it could get rebranded to 'Apple Account', for better or worse.