Apple announced the new iPhone 17 range And the new Air iPhone At its event “AWE Droping” on September 9, and you can buy these devices now. But before upgrading one of these devices, Apple suggests that you deactivate find my old iPhone.
Apple finds that my application can help you locate your luggage at a lively airport, find a single missing Airpod and make sure you know where all your devices are. Deactivation Find my iPhone before giving it turns off its activation locking function. This feature could prevent others from using the device, so it’s great if your iPhone is stolen or someone else has it. However, if you give your iPhone to a friend, activation lock could prevent them from using your old device. Fortunately, you can shoot my off in a few easy steps.
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Here’s how to deactivate finding my before getting rid of your old iPhone.
How to deactivate find my
1 and 1 Faucet Parameters on your iPhone.
2 Press your name at the top of the menu.
3 and 3 Faucet Find my.
4 Faucet Find my iPhone.
5 In the new menu, switch Find my iPhone.
Now you should be ready to give your iPhone, but if you have protection against stolen devices, you will not be able to deactivate my OFF. If you have protection against stolen devices, here is how to deactivate it so that you can find yourself.
1 and 1 Faucet Parameters on your iPhone.
2 Faucet Face ID and access code. You may need to enter your password here to continue.
3 and 3 Faucet Protection of stolen devices.
4 In the new menu, switches to Protection of stolen devices.
Once the protection of stolen devices is disabled, follow the steps above to deactivate find my. But before giving your iPhone, don’t forget to delete all your personal information and reset your device, just in case. You don’t want any of this floating information.
For more new Apple, here are CNET reviews on the iPhone 1717 pro and iPhone Air. You can also consult our iOS 26 cheat sheet.
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