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Hi, i'm having some issues with icloud find my mac. device: imac m1 24" clean install of sonoma macos 14.1. install was done by putting the device in dfu mode and used a second mac with apple configurator and ipsw file recovery. icloud setup was done. location services allow find my mac. in icloud settings find my mac is activated.
Turn on “Find My iPhone”. Set up Find My on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac - Apple Support. Turn on Find My so that you can find a missing device or item, or find friends. support.apple.com. “Find my Phone” is turned on on his phone. I can see his location. But his phone is not showing up under devices under his name. I.
The solution was a complete phone restore using a computer in order to wipe the OS and then did another wipe and restore from iCloud backup. Here's how I got here: I took all of my devices into a SimplyMac (Apple Authorized Repair Shop) this morning. This was after the following steps on my own: 1.
Apr 30, 2024. #11. FreakinEurekan said: It's asking for that in order to enable iCloud Keychain. Keychain is end-to-end encrypted so that no one (even Apple) can see it - the way to add a device to that encryption chain, is to log into the iCloud account and provide a passcode of a prior authorized device.
Original poster. Aug 12, 2024. 2. 0. Aug 12, 2024. #1. I have a good size iCloud Photo library that is synced to my iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I'm currently over 27K photos and the library size is 224GB in iCloud. For the past 3 months, I have had very poor battery life on my iPhone 15 Pro Max, and the top user of my battery is Photos background sync.
AirTags are usually applied to items that could go missing without your phone... like luggage, backpacks, car keys... and iCloud has no technical method in which the AirTags could be tracked in that scenario. The Tags would need to have 802.11 Wifi chips inside 'em,, and join a network.
1: Go to Location sharing and under " share your location with " turn everything off. 2: Go to Apple ID - iCloud - Find My Mac and turn it on. It will ask for your password and should turn on. 3: Go back to Location sharing - share your location with, and turn on what you want. Thank you. It took me a while as I first had to find Location ...
iCloud Terms & Conditions. www.apple.com. I never paid much attention to Apple's T&C before August 5, 2021, the date that Apple announced the imminent release of their new CSAM feature. Over the years I have always selected "Agree" when prompted because of Apple's reputation on privacy.
In settings, click on your name/profile and it should show your devices. Click on the device and click on the MBP and select "Remove from account". That always takes it off. I'm not sure why logging out on the actual device and restoring it doesn't always remove it, but removing it using my iPhone always seems to work for me.
Nov 30, 2011. #1. I went into iCloud today, to test the find my iPhone feature. (My iPhone next to me, in a WIFI network and 1-2 bars of 3G coverage). When I tried to find my iPhone, it said that my location services was not turned on. I checked my iPhone, went into settings then location services, that was turned on, went down to the "Find my ...