9/4/2023 0 Comments Icloud find![]() ![]() (In somewhat older macOS versions, the above was managed via the iCloud preference pane.) If the VM is not signed in to an Apple ID at the user account level then there is just a Sign In button in the top row. Signing out will require authentication in some cases, and may ask you about whether you want to keep some types of data on the Mac (VM) if they were being synced with iCloud. If you want to sign out you need to go to Overview and at the bottom is a "Sign Out…" button. ![]() If the VM is signed in to an Apple ID at the user account level then there will be an "Apple ID" icon in the top row. If you don't want that VM signing in to your Apple ID any more (including Find My), then you need to start up the VM and go into its System Preferences. ![]() I'll assume for this example that your VM Is running macOS 12 Monterey (some details about earlier macOS versions mentioned in passing). Details vary somewhat depending on the version of macOS. You haven't given much information about your situation but I'll assume it is a macOS VM. Every time you start up the VM it will be logging back in again. If the device/VM keeps coming back then it is still signed in to the Apple ID. There is also a mechanism to remove devices from an iCloud account via then going into Account Settings, but checking mine it only lists some devices signed in to iCloud (might be missing ones I haven't used recently, which are the state of needing re-authentication to access iCloud, or which are running older OS versions), and doesn't list any devices signed in to my Apple ID for other reasons, but not signed in to iCloud. (b) Sign in to from any device using your Apple ID and password. (a) If you have an iPhone or iPad signed in to that Apple ID: you can go into Settings > Apple ID (at the top), scroll down to the list of devices, tap the unwanted device, then tap the "Remove from account" button. If you don't have access to the device/VM: Some devices sign out from multiple services at once. If you have access to the device (in this case a VM), sign out of your Apple ID everywhere it is referenced on that device (iCloud, App Store, iTunes/Music, iBooks, Messages, FaceTime). There are are several ways to remove an unwanted device from your Apple ID. ![]()
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