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can I talk to someone?

I do not know why my iPad mini is not on find my iPhone

did someone steal it and then delete find my iPhone?

when I just logged onto iTunes with my MacBook Pro it asked for a code and gave me a code at the same time on the same computer. that is not security, that is stupidity

"...I do not know why my iPad mini is not on find my iPhone...did someone steal it and then delete find my iPhone?..."

No. You cannot turn off the Find My Device feature without entering the Apple ID password. And of course, no one knows your Apple ID password, right?

If it does not appear on your list of devices, that suggests it either does not have the Find My Device turned on, or it is signed in with a different Apple ID.

"...when I just logged onto iTunes with my MacBook Pro it asked for a code and gave me a code at the same time on the same computer. that is not security, that is stupidity..."

I never complain about a problem unless I'm prepared to offer a solution at the same time.

seantruce1 wrote:

 

 

when I just logged onto iTunes with my MacBook Pro it asked for a code and gave me a code at the same time on the same computer. that is not security, that is stupidity

I believe you're referring to two factor authentication. It is not designed to secure your device. It's designed to secure your Apple ID. The passcode you have on your device secures the device. It's actually very good security. 

Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support

最後更新：2017-10-10 12:16:45

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