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What are the usage limits of TV Companion?

TV Companion

【TV Companion】What are the usage limits of TV Companion?

Two devices per order, no changes to the account, and sign-in only through the TV app, Music app, and Media & Purchases — never iCloud or in-app purchases.

What are the usage limits of TV Companion?

TV Companion is a shared-access service, and its limits fall into three groups: device count, account changes, and sign-in scope. Stay within them and the service runs smoothly for your whole term.

Device count

  • Up to 2 devices per order at the same time (say, an iPhone plus an Apple TV).
  • Sign out on the old device before switching to a new one — rapid multi-device activity can trip Apple's fraud checks and temporarily lock the account.

Account changes — all prohibited

  • Don't change the password, email, or security questions, and don't toggle two-factor authentication. The account is maintained by FoxVIP; any change knocks every member offline at once and counts as a service violation.
  • Don't change the account region, add payment methods, or spend account balance on in-app purchases, movie rentals, or buys.
  • Don't add the account to your own Family Sharing group.

Sign-in scope

  • Only three entry points are allowed: the TV app, the Music app, and Media & Purchases. iCloud (the Apple Account at the top of Settings) is forbidden — "How do I use Apple TV+ and Apple Music?" explains the risks in detail.
  • Your service covers the bundled Apple TV+, Infuse Pro, and Apple Music. If you see other subscriptions or apps on the account, they're not part of your plan — leave them untouched.

What happens if rules are broken

Signing into iCloud, changing the password, or exceeding the device limit immediately affects everyone on the account. Minor cases can be fixed with support's help; repeat violations let FoxVIP terminate the order without refund. Unsure whether something is allowed? Ask FoxVIP live support before doing it.

Updated: 07/17/2026