Hi Brent - great article. Does two factor authentication help to mitigate the possibility of take over if one only has a single account? I know when I access my account from new or strange computers I get a text to enter a code. Not sure about in app shenanigans though. With Google two factor there is a special app code that is entered when allowing an app to access my google calendar and then it is linked but my google password is never used. I do not use Sunrise so not sure how two factor authentication would be applied in that case.
Sue
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This article just was just "published" today. Ignore the title for now and read it to the end. It suggests a good reason to keep more than one Apple ID, to compartmentalize your stuff and your security.It does not solve the OPs issue of having purchased stuff from Apple with 2 different IDs, but it does pose a good reason to have more than one.BrentOn Jan 13, 2014, at 10:31 AM, Ellen Lerner wrote:I have 2 itunes ID's but not because I wanted two. I had to change my apple ID at some point and iTunes would not let me merge the two id's, which for me is a terrible idea. So now when I update certain apps I have I have to be sure to remember the passwords for which ID since I purchased older apps under the former ID. Each ID is associated with a different email address since at the time I don't think I had an apple address.
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