Apple Set to Rename “Apple ID” to “Apple Account” in Major Rebranding Move
In a recent report by Kuai Technology News, it has been confirmed that Apple is planning to change the name of its widely-used “Apple ID” to “Apple Account” later this year. This news was first revealed by well-known technology reporter Mark Gurman on March 18th.
According to sources, this rebranding is expected to be part of a comprehensive overhaul by Apple, with the iconic term “Apple ID” being phased out after more than 20 years of usage. The new name, “Apple Account”, is set to be officially introduced in upcoming software updates, including iOS 18 for iPhone and watchOS 11 for Apple Watch.
While the exact reason for this change remains unclear, it is speculated that the new name might be more in line with Apple’s branding strategy and could enhance communication with users. In the past, Apple has already used the term “Apple Account Balance” for funds added to Apple ID, indicating a shift towards this new name.
Apple is expected to reveal more details about this renaming plan at the WWDC developer conference in June, with a full rollout scheduled to begin in September. This move is likely to streamline Apple’s user experience and bring about a fresh perspective on account management within the Apple ecosystem.
For more updates on Apple’s latest developments, stay tuned for the release of iOS 18 and other important software updates later this year.
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