Apple now lets you move purchases between your 25 years of accounts
Briefly

Apple has launched a new support document that allows users to migrate purchases from secondary Apple accounts to primary accounts, addressing a longstanding issue for those with multiple older accounts. Users can transfer their movies, music, and apps, with migration confined to the iPhone or iPad via the Settings app. However, there are limitations: purchases cannot be migrated from child accounts under Family Sharing, the process can only be done annually, and it's unavailable in certain regions like the EU, UK, or India.
Last night, Apple posted a new support document about migrating purchases between accounts, something that Apple users with long online histories have been waiting on for years.
You can choose to migrate apps, music, and other content you've purchased from Apple on a secondary Apple Account to a primary Apple Account.
There are a few hitches to note. You can't migrate purchases from or into a child's account that exists inside Family Sharing.
Read at Ars Technica
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