How to remove extra "Reachable at" emails?

I have the same problem; when i first setup the apple ID through a friend, now his email is in my apple ID as reachable, email.. so im afraid he would have access to all my icloud and stuff.. and there ain't any way me to remove the alias.. need help... this a huge security and privacy issue apple need to fix immediately.. the lawful owner or the person who as this apple ID shall have the option to remove alias email ids..

I have the same problem; when i first setup the apple ID through a friend, now his email is in my apple ID as reachable, email.. so im afraid he would have access to all my icloud and stuff.. and there ain't any way me to remove the alias.. need help... this a huge security and privacy issue apple need to fix immediately.. the lawful owner or the person who as this apple ID shall have the option to remove alias email ids..

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For others trying to change your actual id, simply follow apple's instructions to logout of everything apple with that id works. I tried to change the id email without logging out and it only added the email as an alias. So you can edit the email address four your id , but that will not become your id until after this process of logout and logging in with the new one. The old one will just disappear after this process unless specifically added as an alias.

I’m number 250 or so to state I have the same, or have a similar problem related to the same bug. I have a number that was a number associated with myself, and I’ve never needed to contact Apple support about an issue, as I usually resolve them myself with my background in information systems. It’s not a huge concern for privacy or unauthorized access to my account, with all my Apple devices, but it’s an annoyance at this point That a number under the “Reachable at” section is stuck there after I made some changes with my account and allows a friend who was interested in purchasing an older iPhone take it and although I Apple unlocked my phone, and wiped it completely clean, he did not and returned it to me cloud cloud locked with his Apple ID. Through various ways I was able to unlock the phone and remove his association with my account, somehow a device, my iPad actually, and the number associated with it, was one thing I could not remove from his account, which I had full access to. My only purpose was to remove any associated information, or device that I could see was watched to his account. That number, that when I go to edit and remove it from my device, disappears, then reappears seconds after I’ve deleted it. I’ve not just attempted to remove it from my device, but ive

Hi Anastasia_c and all,

I have faced this issue as well and was able to resolve it. the problem is with the browser you use to go onto appleid.apple.com

I initially used internet explorer from windows, when I logged in and clicked on edit in the account section. the browser did not show the little X button beside the reachable at emails. Then, when I tried to do the same with using a different browser (I used google chrome in my case) I was able to see this button and was able to remove the email that I didn't want to be there.

Not sure about what other browsers could do, but hopefully this will help you and others to resolve this issue.

Thanks,

Hussein

Read the article : iCloud: Create or change email aliases

They are aliases of your iCloud e-mail address, so any mail sent to they will end up in your iCloud account.

The problem I'm having is that these "Aliases" somehow got setup with one of our employee names on our company's shared Apple ID account and I need to remove or at least edit them but cannot find a way to do either.

Try going to iCloud.com/Mail. Click the gear at the bottom left and select Preferences. In Accounts, you should be able to delete the alias.

Thanks for your reply.

I tried that earlier and there is no option to delete them. I called support and they also said there was no way to remove them. The addresses in question end with @me.com and @icloud.com. Apparently these are special aliases created when the account was initially set up and now there is no way to delete or even edit them. Support did walk me through disabling iCloud mail on one of our iPads so these aliases will not accidentally show up when our employees send emails from their Exchange accounts.

it doesn't let you

mine don't end in @me or @icloud, but I still can't delete them.

I have the same problem. There is a typo in the 'reachable at' email address and I'd like to correct it or remove it altogether.

:-/ so I have a 'reachable at' email address that has a typo....no way for me to correct it.