gotcha.It won't work on Apple devices, and probably isn't an issue on non-Apple devices.
If you try to access web based AppleTV on an iPhone or iPad it just opens the TV app on the phone, which borrows your phone's apple ID credentials. You would have to sign out of your ID on the phone altogether as I noted above. There's no web browser on an AppleTV device and if there is some way to access the web I'm 99.999% certain it blocks you from accessing AppleTV+ on the web with separate credentials instead of just using the native AppleTV+ access which is the centerpiece of the device.
You can access the web based AppleTV service on a Mac, and maybe then cast to your Apple TV or other devices, but jeez, if one can afford to own an Apple TV and a Mac and presumably a decent TV and then choose to juggle multiple devices to cast soccer to save ~$60 annually on a shared MLSTV subscription - well, you do you but that makes no sense to me. A major reason to pay more for all Apple hardware is they work together reasonably seamlessly. If you pay that premium then kludge things up to save not all that much (and much less than the extra cost of a mac computer over say a Dell, or an Apple TV over a Firestick), why did you spend the extra in the first place?
On non-apple hardware you can play the game, because no non-Apple device is going to make you use a general Apple ID to use for all Apple purposes on that device. But then that user probably doesn't pay for iCloud storage, or Apple fitness, or an AppleMusic subscription, or buy a ton of content from Apple, etc., and so the issue is moot anyway.
yea i am not an apple user so it was just a theory based on non-apple experience with apple TV. yet another reason why apple can suck it.
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