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In music, I can "Deactivate All" computers, but I cannot see them and deactivate them one at a time. Why the **** not?
Thank you ed2345,
Still, 1) Why are the instructions from Apple WRONG (a persistent problem). And, 2) I would like to see what these five computers on the account are. Why is this not possible? Why on Earth would they hide this information (about my own account) from me?
My 90 year-old parents are using my apple account to view apple TV. If I remove them, they will never figure out what happened. They live in another state, it's not like I can just go fix it. I'll just never use apple music on my new computer. There are times when I hate apple and their convoluted ways.
CraigFromGill wrote:
Thank you ed2345,
Still, 1) Why are the instructions from Apple WRONG (a persistent problem). And, 2) I would like to see what these five computers on the account are. Why is this not possible? Why on Earth would they hide this information (about my own account) from me?
Hi Craig,
On (1), if you are looking at the document linked at the top of this thread, it is about associated devices, not about authorized computers. Confusing perhaps, but those are two different things.
HI Craig,
There is no list. Just use "deauthorize all" from an active one, and then re-authorize just the one(s) you still use.
Craig,
Go to the computer you want to de-authorize and use the Account > Authorizations... menu item.
I no longer have the computers. And, I am not able to see them on any list.
Craig
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