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My son has been hacking my phone for9 months with my old iPhone 7. And this is my second iPhone 12 trying to stop him. On google security. It shows that there is a phone synced up to my new phone. How can I delete that old phone? Don’t remember the number it was years ago.
iPhone 12, iOS 16
The only way you can “sync” iOS devices is if they share an Apple ID. The phone number is irrelevant.
Here is guidance on how to determine if anyone else is using your Apple ID and what to do about it→How Safety Check on iPhone works to keep you safe - Apple Support
The only way you can “sync” iOS devices is if they share an Apple ID. The phone number is irrelevant.
Here is guidance on how to determine if anyone else is using your Apple ID and what to do about it→How Safety Check on iPhone works to keep you safe - Apple Support
You have not been hacked. If he is using your credentials to log into your Apple ID, change your password and enable two-factor authentication.
To see devices associated with your account, log into appleid.apple.com. Remove any unknown devices.
Someone is synced up with my new iPhone 12 they stole my iPhone 7 how do I unsync them?
