Well, like most things Apple, we of course just have to take Apple’s word on it. And if ever you find out someone was able to access it, as usual, you’ll be tol

Well, like most things Apple, we of course just have to take Apple’s word on it. And if ever you find out someone was able to access it, as usual, you’ll be told - “it’s not possible and we won’t be able to share audit logs” or “blah..long password..blah”. Just like the horseshit that once an iPhone is stolen it’s bricked for a thief. A friend’s iPhone got stolen and after a week it was removed from his device list in iCloud account. Apple Support refused to even acknowledge it and then didn’t respond anymore. They shut him off.