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fiddysent

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Original poster
Jun 11, 2010
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Rock Hill. NY
today I received two emails from apple stating updates to my apple ID account. One was downloading an app (resume builder pro) to a device not previously associated with my account. The other email said info such as billing address, phone number and password updated.

I logged into my account and password was still the same (I have now changed it) billing address and email address were all fine. But under daytime phone there was a strange number listed 3496860780. (my real phone number was still listed under mobile) a google search revealed 349 is not a valid area code. What could this be? I have sold 3 iPhone 6's recently, could one of those still be associated with my account? Thanks in advance.
 

rigormortis

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Jun 11, 2009
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yes. you did a good job changing the password
maybe you should change the security questions as well

i would suggest you go to http://www.icloud.com, and click on find my iPhone.
on the top , middle of the page will be a thing that you can set to "show all devices"

check each iPhone

if you don't know which one is which, look at the location on the map or maybe even make each one play a sound , to eliminate the ones you do not want erased


if you see one that is not yours anymore, erase it and remove it from your iCloud account

when erasing the phone you need to remove it as well


if you have a separate iTunes account for purchases, you can use that to log in to http://www.icloud.com as well.. sometimes people did not elect to sign up for icloud.com and they instead use their itunes account for find my iPhone

you can use the find my iPhone app as well, but i like the web page, its easier

apologize to anyone who you erased by mistake, haha
 
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