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How do I remove an Apple ID from my iPhone 4s?
Apple® iPhone® 4s – Delete iCloud® Account
- From the Home screen, navigate: Settings > iCloud > Sign Out.
- Tap Sign Out to confirm.
- Tap Delete from My iPhone.
- Enter Apple ID Password then tap Turn Off.
How do I change the Apple ID on my iPhone 4s?
Change your Apple ID
- Go to appleid.apple.com and sign in.
- In the Account section, choose Edit.
- Choose Change Apple ID.
- Enter the email address that you want to use.
- Choose Continue.
- If you’ve changed your Apple ID to a third-party email address, check your email for a verification code, then enter the code.
Can Apple ID be changed on iPhone?
Go to appleid.apple.com and sign in. In the Account section, choose Edit. Choose Change Apple ID. If you use services like iCloud or Messages to share with friends and colleagues, sign in to those services with your updated Apple ID.
Is the iPhone 4S linked to an Apple ID?
I had an iPhone 4S which I sold to one of my friends, apparently the iPhone was linked to my Apple ID through “Find my iPhone”. A few days ago my friend upgraded to iOS7.02 and when the phone booted we see on the screen the following message: “This iPhone is currently linked to an Apple ID ( s*****@w*****.com ).
How is my iPhone linked to my Apple ID?
The iPhone was linked to my Apple ID through “Find my iPhone”. A few days ago, when my friend upgraded to iOS7.02 after the phone booted, he saw the following message on the screen “This iPhone is currently linked to an Apple ID. Sign in with the Apple ID that was used to set up this iPhone”.
Can you have someone else’s Apple ID on your phone?
So someone else’s Apple ID is on your iPhone. This can be a frustrating problem, and it usually takes two forms. You might have acquired a used iPhone and the previous owner is still signed into the device through their Apple ID.
What happens if I have an old Apple ID on my iPhone?
If the esn’s are clean then the phone is ready to be sold and activated. I can already picture a landfill full of iphones because of this issue. iOS 7 has a security feature that if someone “steals” your phone and tries to restore it with a new ID, you will need the previous ID in order to proceed. This makes the phone pretty much a “brick”