Not sure where to post this as I can't find a topic devoted to iCloud (unless I overlooked it).
At 1:23am EDT I received an email with a code along with a text message with the same code. I noticed it this morning when my alarm went off and I haphazardly clicked something on my phone (maybe the Apple allow/don't allow popup, not sure). It could have been a login attempt notification.
I was able to determine that someone had used the Apple recovery option with my email + phone number, but was unable to proceed due to 2FA (yay!). I ended up changing my password when I found this out and selected the option to log out of all devices.
I called Apple support, but they are unable to tell me where the login attempt was made, but was able to tell me that it was from a web page attempt and not from a device.
Microsoft's Outlook and I believe Gmail will list login attempts by IP address along with a map. Why does iCloud not offer this considering the level of security and privacy that Apple seems to tout?
At 1:23am EDT I received an email with a code along with a text message with the same code. I noticed it this morning when my alarm went off and I haphazardly clicked something on my phone (maybe the Apple allow/don't allow popup, not sure). It could have been a login attempt notification.
I was able to determine that someone had used the Apple recovery option with my email + phone number, but was unable to proceed due to 2FA (yay!). I ended up changing my password when I found this out and selected the option to log out of all devices.
I called Apple support, but they are unable to tell me where the login attempt was made, but was able to tell me that it was from a web page attempt and not from a device.
Microsoft's Outlook and I believe Gmail will list login attempts by IP address along with a map. Why does iCloud not offer this considering the level of security and privacy that Apple seems to tout?
