This week on the channel +702K views this week

Apple Support invites Grandpa into Family Sharing

The channel's only new tutorial shows how to share services while keeping separate Apple Accounts.

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Apple Support Story of November 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

How to set up Family Sharing on iPhone or iPad | Apple Support

Grandpa gets his invitation by text. In Apple Support's new Family Sharing walkthrough, the demonstration follows both sides of the exchange: the organizer sends the message, then the recipient taps Accept and confirms with Join Family.

It's a small but useful distinction in "How to set up Family Sharing on iPhone or iPad | Apple Support". Setting up the group isn't just a job for the person sending invitations. Apple's official product tutorial starts in Settings and finishes back on the Family page, where members and shared features can be managed. The narrator also makes the central point clear: each person keeps their own Apple Account rather than everyone borrowing the same login.

That was the channel's sole upload this week, reaching roughly 8,600 views and becoming its busiest video by current daily viewing. Behind it, the forgotten-passcode guide and the general reset-and-restore tutorial continue to draw viewers. Family invitations have joined a catalog with plenty of demand for getting an iPhone working again.

Across the channel, the library added about 702,000 views over the week, while the subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Among nearby technology-company channels, Google Chrome had a much larger week of viewing, while Microsoft was quieter. Apple Support's own week remained firmly practical: send the invitation, accept it, and keep everyone's accounts separate.

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