ZDNETFor years, Apple users have been asking for a way to merge purchases from different accounts. If you’ve been around since the early days of iTunes, MobileMe, or .Mac, chances are you’ve got a few scattered accounts with old music, movies, or apps. Finally, Apple has introduced a way to migrate purchases from one Apple ID to another, and it’s about time.Also: How to clear your iPhone cache for a fresh (and faster) start in 2025Maybe you’ve got that one account with a single album you bought back in 2004 or an old work account where you accidentally bought your favorite game. This new feature lets you consolidate those purchases into a single, primary account. It’s a bit of a process, but once it’s done, you won’t need to remember multiple logins just to find your favorite content. How to migrate purchases from one Apple Account to another What you’ll need: A primary Apple Account, which you use regularly for iCloud, purchases, and subscriptions, as well as a secondary account with the purchases you want to move. You must be signed in to them to begin migration. You’ll also need an iPhone or iPad running the latest iOS 18.3.1 (or later) software. More