- Oct 9, 1999
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I detest iTunes so much I can't even think straight. Anyway.
Wife has an iPhone and an iPad. She never touches the PC. I need to set it up so her devices will sync over wifi to the PC. I had to set up two different PC accounts so syncing our iPhones will keep them separate (found that out the hard way - first time I tried to sync her iPhone, it ended up putting everything on both of our phones. I didn't know iTunes wouldn't recognize two different iPhones and keep their data separate.)
So I have a PC account for her just so she can sync her iPhone. But since she never uses the PC, it's always logged into my account.
The question is: does that mean we can't use wifi sync for her devices? I can't go through another round of trying to separate her stuff from mine if iTunes decides to merge everything from all devices.
I don't see any point to using wifi sync if she never is logged into the PC. I'll just keep doing what I do now and log into her PC account to sync with a USB connection as a backup, then log back into my PC account.
Wife has an iPhone and an iPad. She never touches the PC. I need to set it up so her devices will sync over wifi to the PC. I had to set up two different PC accounts so syncing our iPhones will keep them separate (found that out the hard way - first time I tried to sync her iPhone, it ended up putting everything on both of our phones. I didn't know iTunes wouldn't recognize two different iPhones and keep their data separate.)
So I have a PC account for her just so she can sync her iPhone. But since she never uses the PC, it's always logged into my account.
The question is: does that mean we can't use wifi sync for her devices? I can't go through another round of trying to separate her stuff from mine if iTunes decides to merge everything from all devices.
I don't see any point to using wifi sync if she never is logged into the PC. I'll just keep doing what I do now and log into her PC account to sync with a USB connection as a backup, then log back into my PC account.
