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Supported by http://www.mac-data-recovery-software.org

2. iCloud will synchronize the data in many aspects, such as calendar events,
if the people add or delete, modify events at the same time, things will be in a mass.
Fortunately, there are several ways to solve this problem,
and this will not affect functions of iOS 5 and iCloud.

3. 1. Using One Apple ID as Private iCloud Account
2. Share iTunes and App Store with One Apple ID
3. Using Other Services in Apple ID

4. For me, the result I want to achieve is only to keep my personal data in iCloud,
while share the purchased applications with family.
For other services, whether change or not depend
on individual needs and different occasions.

5. FaceTime: If you want to make video calls with your family, you'd better use another account.
If you share a FaceTime's Apple ID, you can not talk to other share members,
so it is proposed now to set a different account, in order to avoid special cases.
Family Share: It depends entirely on your circumstances, for example,
whether or how you use this function.
It is quite easy to modify the settings to share with the family.
Source from: http://www.ipodtomactransfer.net/