How do I delete a locked Apple ID?

If you want to remove your disabled Apple ID, there are a few ways to do so. The first way is to go to appleid.apple.com and sign in with your Apple ID. Once you’re signed in, click on “Account Details” on the left-hand side of the page. Under “Active Accounts,” click on the “Disabled Accounts” tab and then select “Remove Account.” You’ll be prompted to enter your disabled password and confirm that you want to remove your account. After you’ve removed your disabled account, you’ll no longer be able to use it for online purchases or sign in to any of your Apple services.
The second way is to call customer service at 1-800-MY-APPLE (1-800-692-7378).

If you don’t have their password, you can remove their account by following these steps:
-Open Settings on your iPhone and tap Apple ID.
-Select the user’s name and then tap Remove Account.
-Enter your password if you have it and then tap Remove Account.

If you don’t know your Apple ID password, there are a few ways to delete it. You can contact customer support, change the password on your Apple ID account, or reset it by creating a new account with a new name.

If you want to remove someone else’s Apple ID from your iPad, without having to remember their password, there are a few ways to go about it. One way is to use the iPad’s Settings app. Another is to use the iTunes software on your computer. And finally, you can use an Apple ID removal tool available online.

If you want to remove someone else’s Apple ID from your iPad, without having to remember their password, there are a few ways to go about it. One way is to use the iPad’s Settings app. Another is to use the iTunes software on your computer. And finally, you can use an Apple ID removal tool available online.

If you no longer need or want an old Apple ID on your iPhone, there are a few ways to remove it.
Open Settings on your iPhone and select iTunes & App Store. Under “Sign In,” tap on the account you want to delete and then tap on “Delete Account.”
If you have Find My iPhone enabled, you can use its locator feature to track down and delete the old account from your device. Tap on the three lines in the top left corner of the main screen and select “Find My iPhone.” Enter your iCloud login information, choose “Activate Device’ if prompted, and then select “Accounts” in the resulting menu. Tap on the name of the old account you want to delete and then press OK to confirm.

If you’ve ever had to restore your iPad or iPhone, you may have noticed that the Apple ID associated with the device is wiped. This is because when you restore an iOS device, all of its content and settings are restored to their factory defaults. If you’re like most people, you probably don’t want your old Apple ID back on your device. There are a few ways to remove a previous owner’s Apple ID from an iOS device.
The first way to remove a previous owner’s Apple ID is to use Touch ID when logging in to iTunes or App Store. If the current user doesn’t have a valid fingerprint, the login attempt will be blocked and the message “This computer was not authorized to connect to appleid.apple.com” will be displayed in iTunes or App Store.

If your Apple ID is locked, you will not be able to access your account or make purchases. To unlock your account, you will need to provide the Apple ID password and confirmation email address.

Apple disabled an account for a customer for a set amount of time after that customer’s device has been inactive for a certain period of time. A disabled Apple ID will last for 6 months after the account is disabled and then it will be permanently deleted.

Dear Apple customer,
If you’ve been having trouble logging into your account or if you just can’t seem to get past the security questions, it might be time to reach out for help. Here are a few reasons why your account might have been locked:
-You may have violated the terms of your Apple account.
-You may have forgotten your password.
-You may have tried to use someone else’s account.
-You may have used a fraudulent or unauthorized device on Apple infrastructure.
-Your account may have been suspended or closed due to a change in your circumstances.

There are a few ways to wipe a locked iPad:
-Use the iOS Device Management (MDM) portal in Settings to remotely erase the device.
-Use the iTunes File Sharing feature to share the device with another user and have them erase it.
-Use Apple’s iCloud backup service to restore the device from a previous backup.

If you want to delete someone else’s iCloud account, the first thing you’ll need to do is find their Apple ID. To do this, open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad, and then go to “Mail, Contacts, Calendars.” Under this section, you will see all of the Apple IDs that are associated with your account. Tap on the person’s name to open their profile page in the App Store and then look for their iCloud account under “Devices” or “Accounts.” If you can’t find it there, try looking through your browser history for any websites that have linked to their iCloud account. Once you’ve found their Apple ID, tap on it to open its settings page.
Next, you’ll need to find out their password reset code.

iPhone locking mechanisms have become increasingly sophisticated over the years. Some models require a special tool to be unlocked, while others can only be opened with Apple’s own tools. However, there are a few tricks that could help anyone open a locked iPhone.
The first step is to try to find the passcode. Many people forget the passcode and don’t realize that they can reset it by going to Settings -> General -> Reset Passcode. If you don’t remember the passcode, you can use a phone unlocking service like Find My iPhone. Once you’ve found the passcode, you need to enter it into the lock screen’s unlock button.
If all of those attempts fail, there is one final option: jailbreaking your iPhone. Jailbreaking allows you to install custom software on your device that bypasses certain security features of the iOS operating system.

It typically takes about two minutes to unlock an Apple ID.

When you get a new iPhone, the activation process requires you to enter your Apple ID and password. If you’ve ever forgotten your ID or password, you can’t just go into an Apple Store and ask for help resetting it.
There are a few ways to unlock an iCloud locked iPhone—but they’re not always easy or straightforward. For example, if your iPhone is locked with a passcode, you can try brute forcing the code using a passcode cracker like IOS 11’s Activation Lock bypass tool. But this approach is only likely to work if the passcode is relatively simple (like 4 digits) and hasn’t been changed recently.
Another option is to use Apple’s Device Enrollment Program (DEP)—but this requires that you have access to your old device and that you’re willing to give it back to Apple.