Interesting thing here is that the smug, self-satisfied advice was ENTIRELY WRONG.
I gave in and changed the password and guess what?
"Manage my Apple ID" does not in fact list ANY of the devices associated with an Apple ID. Not my new phone. Not my old phone. Not my Macs. There is no option to manage devices.
So thanks so much for not only giving completely wrong advice, but for the attitude when someone was reluctant to take your completely wrong advice.
So you're right, whsbuss. I am back to complain. But not that I was hacked. That you go around talking about things you don't know about and get all hissy when people don't take your advice.
Sorry if I'm coming across as a bit bad-tempered. I get that way when I'm given advice that requires me to make an irreversable change on faith and the person doesn't have the slightest inkling of a clue what they're talking about and a few equally ill-informed people join in on the pile-on.
Interesting thing here is that the smug, self-satisfied advice was ENTIRELY WRONG.
I gave in and changed the password and guess what?
"Manage my Apple ID" does not in fact list ANY of the devices associated with an Apple ID. Not my new phone. Not my old phone. Not my Macs. There is no option to manage devices.
So thanks so much for not only giving completely wrong advice, but for the attitude when someone was reluctant to take your completely wrong advice.
So you're right, whsbuss. I am back to complain. But not that I was hacked. That you go around talking about things you don't know about and get all hissy when people don't take your advice.
Sorry if I'm coming across as a bit bad-tempered. I get that way when I'm given advice that requires me to make an irreversable change on faith and the person doesn't have the slightest inkling of a clue what they're talking about and a few equally ill-informed people join in on the pile-on.
Seems like thst was already done based on the OP.Remove the device from your support profile:
https://supportprofile.apple.com/MySupportProfile.do
Login into appleid.apple.com and its under manage devices - to remove trusted devices.
Where is Manage Devices? I don't see it after logging to Manage your Apple id.
Where is Manage Devices? I don't see it after logging to Manage your Apple id.
Seems like those things were done based on the OP.there is no such section there. try the mentioned support profile link above AND log into the iCloud account via the web where you can see all devices tied to the find my phone and remove ones you dont want. not sure if that will help you though.