Find My Mac On but MacBook Pro not showing up

WalyTom wrote:

As I didn't receive a satisfactory reply from Apple support, I asked ChatGPT.

Here is the solution that worked :

2. Check System Integrity with Terminal (TCC Database)

Sometimes, the TCC (Transparency, Consent, and Control) database can become inconsistent.

Run this in Terminal:

tccutil reset SystemPolicySysAdminFiles

Then:

tccutil reset SystemPolicyAllFiles

This resets permissions related to system and iCloud services.

After restarting my Mac, Find My was working fine.

Good computing WalyTom ! Appreciate the update.

WalyTom wrote:

• Hello, as my spouse and I were using the same Apple ID, I created a new one and transferred some of my devices to the new one including my MacBook Pro.

When I go to System Setting>Apple Account>Devices ; I can see my MacBook Pro. If I click on it it says Find My Mac "Off".

However, in Setting>Apple Account>iCould>Saved to iCloud>See All> Find My Mac is "On", so is Find My network.

In Privacy & Security, Locations Services is On, so is Find My.

I have tried several times :

toggling both On and Off

• removing the device from the account

• starting in safe mode and checking Find My

Nothing has worked so far.

I see no current issue on the FindMy server...

ref: Apple - Support - System Status

I would sign out of your AppleID/Account and back in again, compare your results.

Sign into or Sign out of your Apple Account on Mac

ref: Sign in to or out of your Apple Account on Mac - Apple Support

no resolve—

Call Customer Support (800) MY–APPLE (800–692–7753)

or on line https://getsupport.apple.com/

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