Somebody has log into my apple id?
So my friend once asked me my apple id to download something so i gave it to her because she was popular and i don't want to be hates, i though she only download stuffs that free but she lately had been downloading app that need money, is there any way to log out apple id from another iphone? But i had changed the password so is it ok? I don't want to bother her because she is nice to me and i don't want to ruin that so answer please:-)
Changing the password should do it but if your friend is truly your friend she shood understand why you changed it i would make her her own apple id but not hook it to a credit card so it can only download free apps
Change you password on your E-Mail (associated with your Apple account) account first, then change your password on your Apple account
This person is using you and may have given your account information to other people
NEVER give ANYONE any personal information especially over the Internet.
Of course it is not
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