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> I just reset their password, changed the email address to something else, and reclaimed my email. I understand it’s the other user’s fault for using your ema
by bbx 6y ago
> I just reset their password, changed the email address to something else, and reclaimed my email.
I understand it’s the other user’s fault for using your email address in the first place, but I wonder if you could have contacted them to warn them about the change (since they would lose access to their Apple account instantly, with no recovery option). I’m not blaming you. I’m just wondering how it would be done, if needed.
I assume that user, when signing up with your email, either a) made a mistake b) was being unhelpful c) or didn’t understand he whole email/ID concept.
- emilecantin 6y agoI've been on the receiving end of a similar thing (but with a gaming website), and there's a flaw with your logic: How would you contact them? The email address they used is yours, it's not like you can just send them an email, you don't have their address.