very first thing to do is to backup your important data.
save to another computer , thumb drive .
option 1 - This is the guaranteed way to secure your Apple ID
once you have your back up data secure on another device .
- factory reset your iPhone.
- create a new Apple ID account
- new email adress
- new password (do not reuse passwords)
- Turn on two-factor authentication
- do not use password manager
- import just the important data. Contacts, photos, messages, iCloud Drive, calendar etc. what ever apps are important to you.
- Your App Store account will be a new account as well. Only slight downside is that you won’t have your past purchases list .
Option 2 - clean up your current Apple ID account + email accounts
- Change Apple ID email (new email)
- Change Apple ID password
- Turn on two-factor authentication
- make sure you iCloud has old email address off your account
- check find my for any devices / sharing location
Settings
messages
send and recieve
settings
phone
settings
FaceTime
Privacy and security
share my location
privacy and security
Safety check
- health app sharing
- photos shared albums
- calendar shared albums
- Facebook password
- instagram password
- any other social media account passwords
- Turn on two stage verification/authentication with all email/social media/ online banking ect
if you still think he is in your iCloud/phone just start “hanging out” with his friends #staytoxic
angryxwife wrote:
my ex husband connected my phone to his mac and accessed everything on it. he says he has remote access at any time how can i disable this