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Under the Apple menu (top lefthand corner on iMac), the Location list is showing iPhone11PMax as a choice. I have not owned that phone in years, how do I remove it?
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iMac 27″, macOS 15.2
Locations pre-configure the Mac’s network settings to easily operate differently based on different network requirements at varying usage locations. (very useful for in-field support applications)
(e.g. Home WiFi, Office LAN, Customer X PLC #2; Customer Y VPN, Pre-Assigned Static IP “99”, etc. )
The “iPhone 11 location” was possibly created when you once used your prior phone as a WiFi hotspot.
Locations can be managed and deleted from: System Settings -> Network -> More (3 dots) -> Locations -> Edit Locations
Um.. no idea what you're talking about. The only thing I cut off of this screenshot is the log out item at the end of the list.
That was exactly what I needed and turned out to be a super easy fix. Thanks!
Glad it worked for you. 👋
Once I followed Chattanoogan's instructions, it disappeared and now my dropdown list looks exactly like what you posted. Thanks for your reply.
Removing old iPhone location from iMac's Location list
