How to remove activation lock from a deceased family members iPhone?
My late sister passed away so I can’t contact the previous owner is their another way?
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iPhone XR
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My late sister passed away so I can’t contact the previous owner is their another way?
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iPhone XR
Miszfay92 wrote:
My late sister passed away so I can’t contact the previous owner is their another way?
Activation Lock is intended as a theft deterrent. It is intentionally difficult to bypass.
We can’t help bypass it, and Apple will only help when provided with sufficiently-convincing proof.
For this case, here is: How to request access to a deceased family member's Apple accounts - Apple Support
Miszfay92 wrote:
My late sister passed away so I can’t contact the previous owner is their another way?
Activation Lock is intended as a theft deterrent. It is intentionally difficult to bypass.
We can’t help bypass it, and Apple will only help when provided with sufficiently-convincing proof.
For this case, here is: How to request access to a deceased family member's Apple accounts - Apple Support
How to remove activation lock from a deceased family members iPhone?