If you don't think you can recover your missing Mac, you can erase it remotely.Law enforcement might request the serial number of your Mac. Report your lost or stolen Mac to local law enforcement.If it's offline, the actions take effect the next time your Mac is online. You can still track your device's location while it's locked as long as it's connected to the internet. You can display a custom message with your phone number on your missing device's Lock screen in case someone finds your Mac. Tap Activate under Mark As Lost in the Find My app, or select Lock on. Remotely lock your Mac with a passcode to help prevent unauthorized access.If your Mac is nearby, you can have it play a sound to help you or someone nearby find it.If your Mac isn't listed, learn how you can still protect your account. Select your Mac to view its location on a map.On the web, sign in to /find, then click All Devices.In the Find My app on another Apple device, select the Devices tab.Is there any way to find my iPhone or even to disable the 2FA in this case?
In my case for example, I've whether verified other phone numbers nor do I have a home phone at home. Sure, you could receive the 2FA six-digit verification code on a second Apple device such as an iPad, MacBook or a second iPhone, but what, if you only have this single Apple device / iPhone? Well, as written in the FAQ ( Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support), the Apple support can't verify your identity on the phone, email or anything else and due of that, they aren't allowed to disable the 2FA on your account. As a consequence, you also won't be able to use the "Find my iPhone" feature to find your iPhone. Without your iPhone, you won't get the six-digit verification code for the 2FA and due of that, you won't be able to login to. That's ok, but what if you've lost your iPhone and want to use the "Find my iPhone" feature from ?
When you've enabled 2FA for, you need to authenticate against this using the six-digit verification code, which you'll see on your iPhone or any other Apple device. I've just an important question to which I couldn't find an answer yet. First of all: Thank you for the Two-factor authentication (= 2FA)!
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