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Hello all,
I just switched to Apple's 2 step authentication.
Now, every time I try to connect to iCloud, a verification code is sent to my iPhone, my iPad (which is fine), but also to my son's phone and my wife's phone !
How to manage WHICH device(s) can receive these codes ?
Thanks
You can go on this link: Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
And check out the section "View and manage your trusted devices"
You will then be able to remove your wifes and sons device from that list.
You can go on this link: Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
And check out the section "View and manage your trusted devices"
You will then be able to remove your wifes and sons device from that list.
Thanks for the answer,
Each of them have their own Apple IDs and are logged into their own iCloud accounts.
But on my Apple ID page, it does say that I am "connected" to these devices...
We do share our position through Find my Friends and also share some common calendars...
???
Hi
You can't manage this. The better way is to create an Apple ID for your wife and for your son. And if you need it you can create a "Family Sharing".
Thanks, hopefully, I'll still be able to share calendars and position with them...
These options are not related so you should be just fine my friend 😉
Manage trusted devices
