Remove Apple ID in 3 Simple Steps. 1. Launch AnyUnlock and choose “Unlock Apple ID” on the home. 2. Connect your iPhone/iPad/iPod to computer using a USB cable. 3. Click “Unlock Now” to get the Apple ID removed successfully. · Because it’s a design feature, not a bug, there’s no way to get rid of this without deleting all the apps that were purchased or downloaded under that other Apple ID. · However, there is a workaround you can use, where if you have already purchased (or plan on purchasing) a program under your Apple ID, then you can swap the current installation out for another. There are two basic ways to do this: Use the uninstaller command line tool in the Terminal to uninstall the current version of the App. This may only work for some apps and not others, but is a .
The most significant of these is that you can't download new apps from the App Store, or re-download apps you may have purchased with your own Apple ID on your previous iPhone (assuming you've. Click the Delete button next to the app that you want to remove, then click Delete to confirm. The app will be deleted immediately. Apps that don't have a Delete button either didn't come from the App Store or are required by your Mac. To delete an app that didn't come from the App Store, use the Finder instead. Hey everyone! I was using a different smartphone that I owned a few years ago and then my wife who was on att had a chance of upgrading from her iphone 4 to an iphone5. I took her iphone 4 and started using it. I know I should've started using a new apple id from the get go but i continued using hers as her phone was setup more or less the same way that I wanted it so I never made my own new.
From the menu bar, choose Account View My Account. You might need to sign in with your Apple ID. Click Manage Devices. If no devices are associated with your Apple ID, you won't see this section. If you want to remove a device, click Remove. If you can’t remove a device, sign out of your Apple ID on that device and try again. Senior Moderator. You basically made her Apple ID your own when you changed it. What you should have done was export your email, contacts, calendars, etcetera, created a "new" Apple ID, logged in to your iPhone using your new Apple ID and passcode and then imported your data. You *may* be able to change the new Apple ID back to the way it was. Choose App Store Preferences, then select “Automatically download apps purchased on other devices.” Reinstall apps If you uninstalled or deleted an app that you purchased with your Apple ID, you can install it again.
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