So, my MacBook Air was stolen, and I went ahead and removed it from my iCloud account. I'm curious about what's left on the device now. I know it won't receive my text messages anymore, but can the thief still access previous messages, contacts, call logs, and any other info stored on the Mac? Thanks in advance for any insights!
2 Answers
It's a bit of a sticky situation. Since you've removed the Mac from your iCloud, all the data on it is still there unless you've enabled full disk encryption. However, since it was stolen, that data is now accessible by whoever has it—unless you set up a strong passcode. Just a heads up, removing it from your account means you can't locate or deactivate it remotely anymore.
I totally understand your concern! When you remove a device from iCloud, anything on it remains intact unless you wipe the data. So, yes, the thief could potentially access your previous messages, contacts, and call logs. In hindsight, it's always better to keep the device linked to your iCloud to protect your information as much as possible.
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