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My iPhone 6 Plus touchscreen has stopped responding. It's done it before, but a hard reset fixed it. Now even after a hard reset it still won't work. When I tried to restore from iTunes it said first I need to go into my phone and turn off 'Find My iPhone' from settings. I can't do that with no touchscreen! What a mess. Please help.
iPhone 6 Plus, iOS 8.3
You can turn off Find My iPhone from iCloud.com
Been looking, I can't find a way to do it.
1. Go to iCloud.com and sign in with your Apple ID.
2.After signing in, click Find my iPhone if you are not already on that page. Once there, select All Devices.
3. Under the All Devices tab, select the iPhone that you are planning to remove from the list. The device should appear offline, if the iPhone still appears online refresh the page and check that is the correct device you want to remove. After clicking on the iPhone from the list of devices, Click Remove From Account.
4. Tap Remove to delete the iPhone from Find my iPhone in iCloud.
5. After the device has been removed the only your other devices that are online should appear in the Find my iPhone list, just like the image below.
I'm able to remove it that way, but when I turn it back on to restore it from iTunes it reactivates the Find My iPhone. According to Apple, you need to shut it off on the phone in order to restore.
In order to get a full help with hardware features on your iPhone you might want to visit the nearest apple store 🙂
iPhone 6 Plus screen not responding
