Does the Age Matter When You're Making an Apple ID?

Apple's services do not interact in any way with information provided by a credit card company except in relation to the card number, expiration date, security code and (usually) address. There is no age verification. This is pretty standard procedure for most company using credit card services. It's not the Apple ID that requires you be of a certain age, anyway. Purchases made through the Apple Store are considered legally binding and that kind of contract usually means you need to be 18. However, if you are between 13-18, Apple suggests you review the terms with an adult, as shown in this section of the Terms of Use: "If you are 13 or older but under the age of 18, you should review this Agreement with your parent or guardian to make sure that you and your parent or guardian understand it."

1. how to use fingerprint id to sign in to apple ID

I would suggest you reset the Touch ID completely and add it back again. It can help you to fix the issue

2. Can a single Apple ID/ iTunes account switch between multiple country AppStores to buy free Apps unique to each country?

Changing a country of your single Apple ID is a pain. You can do it ones without consequences but the second time you do it you will be asked to provide credit card details of a "new" country of your residence. The easiest way to use App Store of different countries is to have 2 different Apple ID registered for certain country.

3. Use a Mac App Store free app without having to associate/login to Apple ID?

Since the application is free and does not contain any in-app purchases I would suggest you to email the developer that you would like to have a directly link to download the application. In most cases those people are generous and do not hesitate to provide you with an alternative. I am able to tell this because once I had some kind of problem with my AppStore and at the same I had to download Memory Clean. So I mailed the developers for a link and got an answer within 24 hours. Let me know if this worked :)

4. Someone using my Apple ID to play Clash of Clans

Based on the flood of similar problems we have seen today, one can say, it is they server having the problems.There is nothing you can do other than wait till it is fixed

5. Can somebody please help me? Apple ID?

go to appleid.apple.com , follow the directions regarding " lost password" (even tho it is not lost or such), if its a "normal" lock then you will be fine if the problem persists, then its related to account payment, in that case you need to call 1-800 - my apple and ask them to unlock said account. They sometimes lock accounts for payment reasons for security and such

6. Deauthorize old user on my iTunes without their Apple ID

Yes! You can deauthorize any of the computers or devices authorized for your iTunes account. If you have access to a computer, the easiest thing to do is to open iTunes and go to Store -> View Account in the menus. (That is on my mac iTunes, it might be slightly different on Windows. )In your Apple ID summary, you can see Computer Authorizations and Deauthorize All (you can easily reauthorize your own computers after this, since you have the password -- which you might want to change!) A little lower down you should also see "iTunes in the Cloud" where you can press "Manage Devices" to see the iOS devices authorized on your account and remove the ones you do not like

7. Unable to Sign Out of my Apple ID on my mac

Some people have solved this by going to System Preferences/Internet Accounts, selecting an iCloud account there, and signing in. You need to repeat this for each iCloud account. Might be a corrupt .plist.Do a backup, preferably 2 backups on 2 separate drives. Quit System Preferences.Go to Finder and select your user/home folder. With that Finder window as the front window, either select Finder/View/Show View options or go command - J. When the View options opens, check 'Show Library Folder'. That should make your user library folder visible in your user/home folder. Select Library. Then go to Preferences/com.apple.systempreferences.plist. Move the .plist to your desktop.Restart the computer, open the application, and test. If it works okay, delete the plist from the desktop.If the application is the same, return the .plist to where you got it from, overwriting the newer one.