Apple Card family sharing

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Apple Card family sharing

Does anybody know how to figure out what family you used to be a member of? I am going through a bit of a conundrum called identity, theft, and figured out from Goldman that there was an Apple Card opened, but I never knew anything about it because I was a co-owner. I can’t get any information about the account or anything because I don’t have any information on what the card number was what the account number was who is it? You know anything so if anybody knows how to see what family you used to be a part of or any type of clue on how to handle this because it’s not on my credit report so figure out I’d ask the Apple community to help a fellow Apple community member.

iPhone 15 Pro, iOS 18

Posted on Oct 16, 2024 6:52 PM

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Nov 18, 2024 8:49 AM in response to CommunityIsimportanc

If your phone is undergoing identity theft and managed to steal your card or another's, try downloading an antivirus like Norton LifeLock or Avast. If the card is getting charged, try shutting it down. Doing so will mean, well, this card no longer exists! You can safely move all the money into an uninfected card, and use an antivirus to remove the identity theft. if this doesn't work, and another card gets infected, try resetting Apple Pay. if this is another's card, try disconnecting family sharing or the card sharing to prevent the theft from infecting your family manager or card owner. I hope this helps! I'm not the best tech head so any experts, please correct me!

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