“Can this HomePod be connected to more than one iPhone?”

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• Absolutely, your HomePod is considered a hub so all your Apple devices can and will connect to it. If you are the administrator you can invite others/devices to be able to connect to it, this way anytime that the owner/device is commanded to do something it will recognize that owner/device and act according to that owner/device preferences.

  Answered by Nino 5 years ago

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• Yes, there are security restrictions, but you can control who has access to the HomePod in the iOS or iPadOS Home application. One person can start playing a song on the HomePod using Airplay, and another person associated to the same "Home" can jump in and switch which song is being.

  Answered by GT0530 5 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by JoeC 5 years ago

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• The HomePod is connected to an Apple account thru your home WiFi system, not specifically to your iPhone, however your iPhone is used to help set it up. It copies your phone settings for your Apple account and home WiFi setting over to the HomePod.

  Answered by Felix777 5 years ago

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• Yes it can be connected to more than one Iphone. I also have it connected to my Mac and Apple TV.

  Answered by Speaker 5 years ago

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