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I was updating my ipad it was find my iPhone well I don't have a iPhone but by mistake did it anyway.... not it says activate but I don't remember my password can you help, been working on this for 3 days.
Go to an Apple store and ask them to help you.
As it stands right now, yes.So he's now the proud owner of some high-tech but totally useless Apple devices?
If I broke into your home, stole your iPhone and then stole the paperwork associated with it and then drove to the Apple Store with the fake ID that my friend at the DMV hooked me up with to have them remove the iCloud activation lock so that the device can then become mine, how would that benefit "you"? It wouldn't. You would swear up and down that Apple didn't do enough to prevent thieves from taking over your device. The retrieval process is there for a reason.I would like to believe that his Apple devices are registered with Apple, and by visiting an Apple store and showing appropriate ID, the original boxes, purchase receipts, etc. an Apple store rep/manager can verify his ownership and then have the Apple mothership do a factory reset/wipe on his devices. Am I just dreaming?
An update to this thread;
I called the store where I purchased my 6s (Naperville IL) and spoke with Peggy. She told me that if I cannot get into my phone then I would need to bring the phone in and have both my receipt and my state ID. At that point they will factory reset the phone. The receipt is important because it has both IMEI number and the serial number printed on it.
So he's now the proud owner of some high-tech but totally useless Apple devices?
I would like to believe that his Apple devices are registered with Apple, and by visiting an Apple store and showing appropriate ID, the original boxes, purchase receipts, etc. an Apple store rep/manager can verify his ownership and then have the Apple mothership do a factory reset/wipe on his devices. Am I just dreaming?
Disregard my last reply. It is apparent that I was wrong.
Nonetheless, you're rationale in Post #7 makes good sense as well. A useful discussion overall.Disregard my last reply. It is apparent that I was wrong.
Sad, but true.If you can't recall your iCloud passcode AND you're unable to retrieve it via Apple's retrieval process then there's nothing any of us can do for you. Period.