iCloud Activation Lock is a feature that allows users to lock down an iPhone (or iPad). It requires the entry of an Apple ID before the device can be used again. It's part of the excellent "Find My iPhone" service and is extremely useful for many reasons. But it can also be a real pain if you or someone else obtain an iPhone that has another Apple ID attached to it. That iPhone is then 'locked' with an activate request, which can only be unlocked by the previous account that was registered on it. Only once the activation lock is removed, the device can be used with another Apple ID.

I am going to explain how to remove the iCloud activation lock using http://www.iRemover.org from your Apple device quickly and easily. In fact, I’m going to teach you the 1 technique used successfully by members of the Apple community to bypass or unlock iCloud lock on dozens of devices – including different iPhone X, Xs,8,7,6,5,4 iPad & Apple Watch models.

The locking system used by Apple is a nightmare

I’m sure you would agree with me when I say “Apple’s iCloud activation lock is a complete nightmare”. It seems to be created to prevent you from being able to use your device so that Apple can sell you a new one. Like me, you probably bought or inherited a used iPad, iPod Touch, Apple Watch or iPhone but when you try to set up your device it keeps on asking for the previous owner’s Apple ID and password. This means the device is activation locked to their iCloud account which prevents you from using it unless you have their password. I tried local stores and looking online for ways to remove the Apple ID but was confused by conflicting information and a huge number of options. After a long search, I eventually found 1 supplier that offered to work iCloud activation lock removal.

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Conclusion: If you prefer to use your device normally with no restrictions then I’d recommend paying for iCloud activation lock removal.

If you are on a budget or are unable to get your device unlocked because it is logged as stolen, then your only option is bypassing the iCloud account. If you do a Google search you will see the results packed with suppliers that claim to unlock your device for free. Their websites look very convincing and appear to offer good quality services. In reality, they are nothing but scams that don’t work. I should know, I tried many of them myself (because I didn’t want to pay for iCloud unlocking if I didn’t have to).