[jankas]

Dear Members,

my aim is it to deactivate an icloud over a new hardware.

is there anybody who know what are parts that i need to replace?

is it the whole logicboard or only one or two chips?

greetz from germany.

[kch50428]

If you're aim is to remove activation lock from a device - there's only two ways to do that - the original owner needs to enter their AppleID and password on the device and take the proper steps sign out of iCloud on the device - or, follow the procedure here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201351 you can't remove hardware or a couple chips to do anything.

[jankas]

the iCloud-Deny is bound to the imei. if i use another logicboard there is another imei the new base.

i think a new logicboard is one option. but i like it to know that i only have to do some new chips in my phone....

what kind of hardware i have to replace?

[kch50428]

You can't do it with hardware parts replacement.

[SwitchBeach]

the iCloud-Deny is bound to the imei. if i use another logicboard there is another imei the new base.

i think a new logicboard is one option. but i like it to know that i only have to do some new chips in my phone....

what kind of hardware i have to replace?

Here it is ... you have to replace the whole phone....with a different phone.

[Rob Phillips]

Please refrain from any discussion around bypassing iCloud activation lock. The responses given by @kch50428 and @SwitchBeach made it abundantly clear that the device needs to be replaced. Thanks.