> Hi Jim:
> Should the Apple ID and the Cloud IDs be different?
> Carol
Ideally, yes.
That said, at least they are both dealing with *one* company (Apple), with theoretically comparable security at their different locations.
I started off with what was eventually termed an Apple ID for use with iTunes, long before there was a Mac App Store, or iCloud.com, or even Mac.com – and then almost accidentally acquired a different one for their cloud services.
Currently, I have only 3 passwords that I remember, and that is because I use them all the time, and don't want the inconvenience of a super-safe 20-mixed-character random selection that I would have to look up every time.
One is used ONLY as my log-on password for my computer.
One is used ONLY as my iTunes/App Store password.
And the 3rd is used ONLY as the master password for my password manager.
Everything else has different passwords, all stored, encrypted, in the 1Password software.
Posted by: Jim Saklad <jimdoc@icloud.com>
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