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How can I change my iCloud email? My ex set up my phone and created that and I want to be sure he cannot access anything. So far looks like I'm signed in only by my personal email, I changed passcode. I don't use the iCloud email so not sure if it gets notified when I change my password. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
See the article https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT201356
In your iPhone an Apple ID say example1@gmail.com is signed in , also you had created a passcode so its not possible to access the iPhone for any one without your permissions .
For Apple ID created say example2@icloud.com did you shared the credentials with ex like password , how is the Apple ID created with two factor authentication or secondary authentication in which three answers for security questions , date of birth , rescue mail address and its password .
If the credentials like Apple ID address is shared between you and ex and the person is using say another Mac or iPhone and that mail address is accessed from web account or through IMAP account in Mac , if you change password from a browser the second person will get a notification that password is changed .
So it depends upon you to change all credentials like https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201363
See the article https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT201356
In your iPhone an Apple ID say example1@gmail.com is signed in , also you had created a passcode so its not possible to access the iPhone for any one without your permissions .
For Apple ID created say example2@icloud.com did you shared the credentials with ex like password , how is the Apple ID created with two factor authentication or secondary authentication in which three answers for security questions , date of birth , rescue mail address and its password .
If the credentials like Apple ID address is shared between you and ex and the person is using say another Mac or iPhone and that mail address is accessed from web account or through IMAP account in Mac , if you change password from a browser the second person will get a notification that password is changed .
So it depends upon you to change all credentials like https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201363
It only allows me to change my Apple ID. Not remove the iCloud email address.
Thank you! I couldn’t delete it as it says it’s used as my alias for my Apple ID. But I logged on with that iCloud address and changed the password. Thanks again 😊
Great , prefer using 2FA and never share credentials , its personal decision to create alias .
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