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Can I set up family sharing from a Windows PC?

I don't own an iPhone, iPod or any other Apple device. However, my children do.

I would like to setup a family account for Apple music, so far I have been able to sign up for a family account but unable to create a family group anywhere.

Nothing in iCloud

Nothing in iTunes

Nothing on my profile.

Nothing on icloud.com

 

Support site claims:

You can use Family Sharing on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 8, your Mac with OS X Yosemite and iTunes 12, or your PC with iCloud for Windows. To get started, one adult in your household—the family organizer—sets up Family Sharing, invites up to five additional family members, and agrees to pay for any iTunes, iBooks, and App Store purchases they initiate while part of the family group. Once family members join, the features of Family Sharing are set up on everyone’s devices automatically.

 

I realise there is a difference between use and setup.

Can this be done via Windows?



The question was answered yesterday:

How do I add family members to Apple Music via Windows/iTunes/iCloud?

 

The short version is you can't.



thanks apple. youre the best



You can use one of your kid's devices to set it up.

 

However, if you are using Ask to Buy, you will have an issue, as those are sent via proprietary Apple notifications.

 

As annoying as this may be, you can't reasonably expect Apple and Microsoft to support each and every feature and function between them. Especially when it comes to paid content.

 

Think about it... it's entirely possible Apple asked MS for this and got told no. Apple got the sale, so has nothing to lose by allowing you to manage those Apple sales from an MS device.



This is just an excuse. If Apple wants to be more of a mainstream supplier (the desktop market is still owned by Microsoft) and work in a neutral environment with cross platform support. If Apple is unable for proprietary reasons to have the ability to modify it's Family Sharing functionality from Windows based programs, WHICH IT DOES OWN THE RIGHTS AND CONTROL OF, then it should allow modification from THERE INTERNAL WEB SITES that they ALSO OWN AND HAVE CONTROL OF.



Why exactly are you screaming at me?

 

Why do you assume Apple wishes to be a mainstream supplier? I don't believe they do. They seem to be doing quite nicely with their niche markets no?

 

Feedback for Apple goes here >>> https://www.apple.com/feedback/



Then why have a Windows i-cloud app.      



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