It’s past time for the iPad to support multiple accounts<article>
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<p>It’s 2019 and yet iPads remain married to the person who set them up. Apple may chatter a lot about privacy, but the fact that Apple insists on its tablets tied to a single Apple ID means there’s little that’s private about sharing an iPad.</p><p>This arrangement has never made much sense, but it’s especially bizarre in light of the avalanche of quality-of-life changes Apple unleashed at this year’s WWDC. Almost every long-standing grievance got attention. With iPadOS 13, we can finally take Apple’s tablet somewhat seriously as a laptop alternative. We can use mice on iPads now. Safari finally looks much like it does on a Mac. Apple was so keen to improve its software that it even introduced support for multiple users on the Apple TV of all things, and I’m not even sure how many people were asking for that.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3411948/it-s-past-time-for-the-ipad-to-support-multiple-accounts.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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It’s past time for the iPad to support multiple accounts
