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I received a email that I joined family sharing and I didn’t I believe for 3 yrs that my ex is in my phone with Apple as me...I only have this phone and no other devices but believe he monitors me and where I am on his device which I believe is connected to my acct How do I begin to or rather take the steps in the right sequence to get him out or delete family sharing to stop with
iPhone 8
review these links, hopefully they will help you
Leave Family Sharing - Apple Support
Stop using Family Sharing - Apple Support
Then if you are worried about him having access to your Apple ID.. change your password, review your connected devices, make sure 2 factor authentication is being used
Change your Apple ID password - Apple Support
Check your Apple ID device list to see where you're signed in - Apple Support
View and remove your associated devices for purchases - Apple Support
review these links, hopefully they will help you
Leave Family Sharing - Apple Support
Stop using Family Sharing - Apple Support
Then if you are worried about him having access to your Apple ID.. change your password, review your connected devices, make sure 2 factor authentication is being used
Change your Apple ID password - Apple Support
Check your Apple ID device list to see where you're signed in - Apple Support
View and remove your associated devices for purchases - Apple Support
Hi,
So your account is probably part of a family group...
Go to appleid.apple.com and sign in with the Apple ID and password for the account you want to remove. In the Family Sharing section, choose Remove Account > Remove.
Family sharing
