Have you ever been locked out of your Apple ID and couldn’t reset the password because you didn’t have access to the associated email or phone number? Well, we’ve got good news for you.
In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through resetting your Apple ID password using just your iPhone, without needing a verification code or two-factor authentication. It’s a straightforward process that can save the day when you’re in a bind.
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The iPhone Reset
1.1 Having the Right iPhone
To reset your Apple ID password using this method, ensure that you have access to the iPhone where your Apple ID is currently logged in.
1.2 Access Safari
Open Safari on your iPhone, as this is the browser we’ll be using for the reset process.
1.3 Navigating to the Apple ID Reset Page
In the Safari search bar, type “iforgot.apple.com” and press enter. This will take you to the Apple ID account recovery page.
1.4 Providing Your Email
On the account recovery page, enter the email address associated with your Apple ID. This should be the same email address you used for your Apple ID in your device’s settings.
1.5 Initiate the Reset
After entering your email, click on “Continue” to proceed with the password reset process.
1.6 Enter Any Phone Number
Now, here’s the magic part – you don’t need to get a verification code. You only need to enter a phone number. Make sure it’s a phone number that you have access to.
1.7 The No-Verification Reset
Once you’ve entered the phone number, you’ll see a pop-up notification on your iPhone’s home screen. This notification will request your permission to allow the reset.
1.8 Confirm with Your iPhone Passcode
Click “Allow” on the pop-up notification and enter your iPhone’s passcode when prompted. This step confirms your identity and allows you to reset your Apple ID password.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Is it safe to reset my Apple ID password this way?
Yes, this method is secure and authorized by Apple. Your iPhone’s passcode is used to verify your identity.
No, you’ll need to have access to either the email or phone number associated with your Apple ID to use this method.
Ensure that you’ve entered the correct phone number and that your iPhone’s notifications are enabled. You may also want to restart your iPhone and try again.
Conclusion:
You no longer have to worry about being locked out of your Apple ID if you can’t access your email or phone number. This straightforward method allows you to reset your Apple ID password using just your iPhone and its passcode. We hope this guide has been helpful to you.
