If you're the organizer and you disband the family group, any Apple Cash Family accounts you set up for family members will close and their balances transfer to your account. If your family organizer set up an Apple Cash account for you as part of Apple Cash Family, your account automatically closes and your balance transfers to the family organizer's Apple Cash account. If you downloaded an app from a family member’s purchase history and made in-app purchases, you'll need to purchase the app yourself to access your in-app purchases. You can purchase it again or remove it to free up space on your device. Other family members can't use content downloaded from your collection.Īny content that your family shared with you isn't automatically removed from your device. You keep any purchases you initiated while part of the family group. If your family shares iTunes, Apple Books, and App Store purchases, you immediately stop sharing your purchases and lose access to the purchases made by your other family members. You stop sharing locations with your family members and your devices are removed from the family Find My list. Your Apple ID is removed from the family group and you won't have access to any services shared by your family, such as an Apple Music family subscription or a shared iCloud storage plan. Learn how to share calendars and reminders.

They can share the content again with individual family members. If you created a Family Sharing group before iOS 14, the organizer keeps the family calendar, reminders, and shared photo album in their account. Learn how to move a child to another Family Sharing group On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touchĬlick Turn Off, and then click Stop Family Sharing. Before you can stop Family Sharing, you must transfer children under 13* to another family. When the family organizer turns off Family Sharing, all family members are removed from the group at the same time. Tap Remove from Family.Ĭhoose Apple menu  > System Settings, then click Family.Ĭlick the name of the family member that you want to remove.Ĭlick Remove from Family.Ĭlick Remove to confirm.Ĭhoose Apple menu  > System Preferences, then click Family Sharing.Ĭlick Details next to the name of the family member that you want to remove.Ĭlick Remove. Tap the name of the family member that you want to remove. If you need to, you can transfer a child to another family.

The family organizer can remove anyone age 13 or older* from the family group. On your iPad or Mac, click Family Sharing on the left side of the page.Īfter you leave the family group, you can start your own family group or join another one. On your iPhone or iPod touch, tap the downward-facing arrow at the top of the page, then tap Family Sharing. On your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac, sign in to with your Apple ID and password. Go to and sign in with the Apple ID and password for the account you want to remove. If your Apple ID is being used to share purchases with a family group that you no longer want to be part of, you can visit your Apple ID account page and remove the account from the family directly. When you leave Family Sharing, you lose access to any shared purchases or services shared by the family group. If you don't see Family, tap your name, then tap Family Sharing.Ĭhoose Apple menu  > System Preferences. If you have Screen Time turned on for your account, the family organizer must remove you. What happens when you stop sharing? Remove yourself from a family groupĪny family member age 13 or older* can remove themselves from a family group. If you're the family organizer, you can remove members at any time or disband the family group completely. Learn the different ways you can leave or be removed from a family group and what happens when you stop using Family Sharing.

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