hi I'll buy second hand phone 13 pro max from Facebook market place after I'll reset then open and coming Old owner id lock now i can use phone and I'll try to contact that guy he already deactivated his fb id now please me unlock my phone
You've been scammed and you either bought a lost or stolen iPhone, which you can NEVER EVER use. There's a reason the "guy" removed his FB account and that's because he sold you a useless brick. You can't unlock it. Apple won't help you unlock it. And since you bought from someone you'll never see or hear from again, you can't get your money back. All you can do with the phone is recycle it responsibly.
Read this to learn more about the dangers of buying devices from people you don't know, especially places like Facebook Marketplace --> The All Too Common SAD Reality of Buying … - Apple Community
You've been scammed and you either bought a lost or stolen iPhone, which you can NEVER EVER use. There's a reason the "guy" removed his FB account and that's because he sold you a useless brick. You can't unlock it. Apple won't help you unlock it. And since you bought from someone you'll never see or hear from again, you can't get your money back. All you can do with the phone is recycle it responsibly.
Read this to learn more about the dangers of buying devices from people you don't know, especially places like Facebook Marketplace --> The All Too Common SAD Reality of Buying … - Apple Community
We cannot unlock your phone.
The person that you bought the phone from must unlock the phone.
The phone will be useless to you until the person that sold you the phone unlocks it.
Our recommendation would be to return the phone for a refund.
"How to reset a second-hand iPhone: hi I'll buy second hand phone 13 pro max from Facebook market place after I'll reset then open and coming Old owner id lock now i can use phone and I'll try to contact that guy he already deactivated his fb id now please me unlock my phone"
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Some tips to go by...
Change your Facebook Credentials:
You should most-certainly consider changing your Facebook credentials, starting with a new, strong password, and, perhaps, a new login eMail. You can choose to have these eMail forwarded to your current eMail account, if an option from the eMail Provider.
Troubleshooting Facebook Scams:
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How to reset a second-hand iPhone
