Which service allows users to share subscriptions, like Apple Music, across family members?

Family Sharing is the service that enables users to share subscriptions and purchases, such as Apple Music, with family members. This feature allows a family group of up to six people to access shared subscriptions, which not only includes Apple Music but also encompasses other services like Apple Arcade and Apple TV+.

The primary benefit of Family Sharing is that it provides a way to manage all shared subscriptions under one payment method, making it convenient for families to enjoy a variety of services without needing separate accounts. Each family member can use their own Apple ID while still enjoying the shared benefits, ensuring personal preferences and playlists remain distinct.

For comparison, while Apple One bundles multiple services together, Family Sharing is specifically focused on sharing individual subscriptions across family members. iCloud Sharing refers to sharing storage plans through iCloud, and Account Privileges is a more general term that does not specifically relate to the sharing feature of Apple subscriptions. Thus, Family Sharing is distinct in its purpose to facilitate subscription sharing exclusively among family members.