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IMPORTANT
Before we can start any repair in Apple’s system, each device, phone, computer, etc. Apple requires Find My to be turned off. Follow these steps.
Book Appointment or Walk-In
Walk-in or book an appointment by calling or emailing. Most repairs done in under an hour.
Other Support
Call (402) 408-0115 or email info@ddsine.com
Address
Phone
Hours
Monday-Friday: 8 AM - 5 PM
Sunday-Saturday: Closed
Scheduling after hours?
You can also schedule service through Apple’s online support system. Follow Apple’s prompts for your device and service needs, and be sure to select Digital Dot as your service location before booking your appointment.
How to Turn Off Find My
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Open Settings
Tap your name at the top
Tap Find My
Tap Find My iPhone or Find My iPad
Turn off Find My
Enter your Apple Account password to confirm
Don’t have your device with you?
You can also remove a device from Find My through iCloud.com/find. Sign in to your Apple Account, select the device, and choose the option to remove it from your account.
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Click the Apple menu and open System Settings
Click your name
Select iCloud
Click See All next to Saved to iCloud
Select Find My Mac
Click Turn Off and follow the prompts
Don’t have your device with you?
You can also remove a device from Find My through iCloud.com/find. Sign in to your Apple Account, select the device, and choose the option to remove it from your account.
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Apple Watch is connected to Find My through Activation Lock. The easiest way to remove it is to unpair it from your iPhone:
Open the Watch app on your iPhone
Tap All Watches
Tap the ⓘ next to your watch
Tap Unpair Apple Watch
Enter your Apple Account password when prompted
Don’t have your device with you?
You can also remove a device from Find My through iCloud.com/find. Sign in to your Apple Account, select the device, and choose the option to remove it from your account.
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For AirPods and supported Beats products:
Open the Find My app on your iPhone or iPad
Tap Devices
Select your AirPods or Beats
Scroll down and tap Remove This Device
Confirm the removal
Don’t have your device with you?
You can also remove a device from Find My through iCloud.com/find. Sign in to your Apple Account, select the device, and choose the option to remove it from your account.
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Apple Watch is connected to Find My through Activation Lock. The easiest way to remove it is to unpair it from your iPhone:
Open the Watch app on your iPhone
Tap All Watches
Tap the ⓘ next to your watch
Tap Unpair Apple Watch
Enter your Apple Account password when prompted
Don’t have your device with you?
You can also remove a device from Find My through iCloud.com/find. Sign in to your Apple Account, select the device, and choose the option to remove it from your account.
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Open Settings on your Vision Pro
Tap your name
Tap Find My
Tap Find My Apple Vision Pro
Turn off Find My
Don’t have your device with you?
You can also remove a device from Find My through iCloud.com/find. Sign in to your Apple Account, select the device, and choose the option to remove it from your account.
Before bringing your Apple device in for service, Apple requires Find My to be turned off. Follow the steps for your device below.