I use an ID account with my husband's Apple phone. I can see the information he sent to others, but I can't see the information sent to him by others. So my cell phone is not?

Yes, and multiple Apple devices can share an Apple ID.

You can only enjoy 5 * * * movies at most.

Precautions:

1. However, it should be noted that if you log in to the same id, you need to turn off the options such as "photo stream" and "Address Book" in icloud set by your mobile phone, otherwise, the data in the devices enjoyed by * * * will be cached synchronously with each other, and imessaga will send messages, and FaceTime videos, iTunrs Store and App Store will all display records. However, * * * enjoys a special advantage. It can search my iphone and use the ID to find the approximate addresses of all Apple settings connected with this ID, provided that the searched settings are networked and the function of searching my iphone is turned on in the same urban area.

2. Trusted devices can accept Appie ID verification code, and double authentication can be enabled on the password and account security of trusted devices. When enabled, devices with the same ID need a verification code obtained from a trusted phone number to log in, and can only share this ID after correct input.

3. Apple mobile devices with the same Apple ID can find all devices connected to this ID at the bottom of the Apple ID, but only trusted devices can click other devices from the ID account and then remove them from the account. The above operations can be found in the settings in Apple's mobile phone.