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Why do I receive an “AirPods Pro found moving with you” EVERY time I use my new AirPods Pro?
It’s driving me nuts—and yes, I do see it as the universe’s way of telling me that I’m better off without additional Apple gear.
Same issue here, and per the first response:
My thought is that they somehow bound themselves to my daughter's iCloud account, when she borrowed them to use on a trip. However, once I saw them listed under her in FindMy, I had her remove them from her iCloud account, and re-bound them back to my account (they were always listed under my account and FindMy, fwiw, but also showed up under her FindMy).
Even after doing the above, I was still getting the notifications (made me feel like I was being accused of being a thief). So, I did find an article online with a proposed "fix" which was basically to Forget the AirPods, then re-pair them with my account. I've tried that, so we'll see what happens.
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Same issue here, and per the first response:
My thought is that they somehow bound themselves to my daughter's iCloud account, when she borrowed them to use on a trip. However, once I saw them listed under her in FindMy, I had her remove them from her iCloud account, and re-bound them back to my account (they were always listed under my account and FindMy, fwiw, but also showed up under her FindMy).
Even after doing the above, I was still getting the notifications (made me feel like I was being accused of being a thief). So, I did find an article online with a proposed "fix" which was basically to Forget the AirPods, then re-pair them with my account. I've tried that, so we'll see what happens.
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They might indeed be your’s, but did you purchase them “used” …
… or direct from Apple (or an authorized reseller) in a a tamper-sealed box?
That’s an indication that they are on someone else’s iCloud account.
Why do I receive an “AirPods Pro found moving with you” EVERY time I use my AirPods?
