How can I not share my iPad form from my iPhone?

My friend suggested disabling Bluetooth and Wi-Fi temporarily when filling out forms. Although it’s not a permanent solution, it provides an immediate break in communication between devices:

1. Swipe up from the bottom of your screen (or down from the upper-right corner on newer models) to access the Control Center.
2. Tap on the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi icons to turn them off.

I use this method mostly when dealing with one-time sensitive form entries.

In my case, adjusting AutoFill settings did the trick. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Go to ‘Settings’ on your iPhone and iPad.
2. Scroll down and select ‘Safari.’
3. Tap on ‘AutoFill.’
4. Turn off ‘Use Contact Info,’ ‘Credit Cards,’ and ‘Names and Passwords.’

This direct approach helped me keep my forms separate, preventing the auto-fill forms from syncing.

Another perspective might be to utilize separate Apple IDs for your iPhone and iPad. Here’s what you can do:

1. Create a new Apple ID.
2. Go to ‘Settings’ on your iPad.
3. Tap on your name and select ‘Sign Out.’
4. Sign in with the new Apple ID on your iPad.

This ensures no data synchronization occurs. Remember, you’ll need to manage apps and purchases separately, which can be a bit of a hassle but effective.

To stop your iPad from sharing forms with your iPhone, follow these steps:

1. Go to the ‘Settings’ app on both your iPhone and iPad.
2. Select ‘Apple ID,’ which is at the top of the menu.
3. Click on ‘iCloud.’
4. Turn off syncing for specific items like Safari, Keychain, and other apps that might be sharing data.

This should help in making sure each device keeps its own information separately.

A less invasive method than signing out of iCloud is to manage your iCloud settings more granularity. To do this:

1. Open ‘Settings’ on your iPhone and iPad.
2. Tap on your Apple ID at the top.
3. Go to ‘iCloud’ and review the list of apps using iCloud.
4. Toggle off the apps that you don’t want sharing data between devices.

For example, turn off ‘Safari’ to stop sharing browser forms or ‘Keychain’ for passwords and credit card details.

I experienced a similar issue, and what resolved it was actually signing out of iCloud on my iPad. Here’s how to do that:

1. On your iPad, open ‘Settings.’
2. Tap on your name at the top to go into the Apple ID settings.
3. Scroll to the bottom and click ‘Sign Out.’
4. You’ll need to enter your Apple ID password to confirm.

While it might seem drastic, this really stopped any unwanted form sharing. Just make sure to back up necessary data beforehand.

When I had this problem, here’s what worked for me. I focused on turning off Handoff because it plays a significant role in the continuity between Apple devices. Here’s what you have to do:

1. Open ‘Settings’ on your iPad and iPhone.
2. Tap on ‘General.’
3. Find ‘Handoff’ and turn it off.

Handoff is meant to share your activity across devices, so disabling it helped in my case.

You might want to simply disable iCloud Keychain. This service specifically deals with passwords and credit card information:

1. Open ‘Settings’ on your iPhone and iPad.
2. Tap on your Apple ID.
3. Select ‘iCloud.’
4. Turn off ‘Keychain.’

This will stop both devices from sharing sensitive data like forms filled with credit card details or saved passwords.