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Hi,

Sorry to hear you are having issues with your Apple ID.

Family Sharing would not have anything to do with Photos being shared and received on both of your devices.

This is due to the same Apple ID account being signed into more than one device, and iCloud+.

iCloud+ Offers the ability to access all of your content backed up to iCloud across every device signed in with your Apple ID, automatically.

• Set up and use iCloud Photos
• Set up iCloud Photos on all your devices
• Where can I use my Apple ID?

If you received any photos that were associated to his device, it means that he was signed into iCloud Settings with your Apple ID at some point. Since you both would then be signed into two devices with the same Apple ID, and had iCloud Photos enabled, all the photos taken on those devices would be available to view within the Photos app.

• Sign out of iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple TV, or Mac
• Check your Apple ID device list to see where you're signed in

As for the second iPhone showing on Find My, it can only exist on the Find My network if signed into iCloud Settings and Find My is enabled. If you have not signed into his Apple ID on your device recently, this is another iPhone associated to his Apple ID.

Find My would never duplicate the same device in your list of Devices, and a device exists on Find My if signed into iCloud Settings and Activation Lock is enabled. Apple Support was correct in stating that he was signed into two separate devices.

• See information about devices signed in with your Apple ID on iCloud.com
• How to remove Activation Lock
• Set up Find My on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac
• See and remove your devices that are associated with Apple ID purchases
• What does iCloud back up?

Hope this helps.

The information you asked about in your first paragraph isn't tracked, so it isn't available.

Hi,

Devices that are signed in with your Apple ID can be viewed within Settings > Name > scroll to the bottom and you will see a list of your devices.

This displays all of your devices, old and new, if you have not removed them from your Apple ID over the years. A device can only be removed from your Apple ID manually. If you do not see a device listed, you have previously removed it.

As for the iPhone Passcode, it should only ask you for your iPhone passcode when you are unlocking your device, attempting to change your Apple ID password within iCloud Settings, and if you have failed authenticating with Face or Touch ID.

If you have changed your iPhone passcode in the hopes of blocking sign-in attempts to your Apple ID, this was the incorrect thing to change. Instead, you would need to change your Apple ID password.

Even if you have changed your Apple ID password, with two-factor authentication, upon attempting sign-in to a new device or online, a six digit verification code is sent to your trusted devices and/or trusted phone number associated to your Apple ID.

You can confirm your trusted phone number(s) within Settings > Name > Password & Security > Trusted Phone Number.

Hope this helps.

See the 'Leave your family group' for ways to tell if you are in Family Sharing.

Family Sharing - Leave.