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by Frondo
3349 days ago
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"For reasons I won't go in to, at some point, I ended up giving her my Apple ID password to fix a problem when I couldn't do it." I won't ask about the reasons, but it seems like everything in your email is a consequence of you setting up someone else's phone to use your account information. Sure, going to a feature phone would solve that, but so would not actually sharing your account with someone else. What else did you expect? In other words, how could Apple differentiate between "it's my account but not my phone" and "it's my account and it is my phone"? |
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Because the phone in question used that Apple id precisely once, and is now configured with hers?
There's obviously some foreign key floating around keeping the association, even though it should not be there.
And that's ignoring the question of why and how, when syncing, backup, etc is turned off, my phone logs are even being sent to Apple at all, let alone leaked through to another phone? Same question with contacts - if I am not syncing or backing up, why does Apple grab my contacts?
> What else did you expect?
I expect, when logging in to a device with a given account, to only have access to things associated with that account.
I also expect, when configuring something to not share data, that it not share data.
Do you really have different expectations?