Remove devices

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Remove devices

On my iphone 7plus, where do i locate and remove devices synced to my account but are not visible in ‘my devices’ because they have not used my appleid but perhaps used theirs but are still synced to my account using my info? ex. mac, appletv, ipod, apple watch, othr iphones?’ I respect Apple security but This IS HAPPENING. 8 months now...and please don’t tell me to change my passwords. I have done this numerous times. I also use 2-factor, Touch ID, Clearly it is beyond this. Thank u

Posted on Jun 28, 2018 5:34 AM

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Answer 1

Jun 28, 2018 8:26 AM in response to IdrisSeabright

Really? ♀ All passwords have been changed... come on.. my ID is being used in Game Center ..Buttt I don’t utilize this. It looks like there is an option to use a diff ID while using my Game Center ? Mayb I am

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Answer 2

Jun 28, 2018 8:28 AM in response to christifrompeoria

Do you have any idea why I turn these two toggles off manually ...often.. and every time I go back in, they are switched back on. I do not utilize Apple TV, sports or Gabe . Th person that is on my account does though .. weird

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Answer 3

Jun 28, 2018 8:37 AM in response to christifrompeoria

You can have a game center ID that's different from your regular Apple ID. You'll need to figure out what it is and change the password. That will stop other people who may have it from using it.

Other people to whom you've given the information may also be using your Apple ID for Game Center without using any other of the Apple ID functions. Change your Apple ID password.

Regardless, just change your Apple ID password. If there's any possibility that anyone else has it for any reason, change it.

Change your Apple ID password - Apple Support

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Answer 4

Jun 28, 2018 6:07 AM in response to christifrompeoria

Either they are using your Apple ID or they are not. If they're not using your Apple ID, they're not synced to your Apple account. Therefore, there's nothing to remove.

Now, they could be using your email account to get email and contacts. In that case change your email password.

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Answer 5

Jun 28, 2018 7:40 PM in response to christifrompeoria

christifrompeoria wrote:

I’ve changed almost every day for 8 mo. Do u think that’s enough? Or should I change it once more smh

Why would you need to change it that much? If you have, then, unless you've given someone the password you are currently using, you should be fine.

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Answer 6

Jun 28, 2018 4:02 PM in response to IdrisSeabright

I’ve changed almost every day for 8 mo. Do u think that’s enough? Or should I change it once more smh

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