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Yes I have to agree.<br />
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However this tale is ending on a high note. The ex-employee apparently was smart enough to change the password on the account however the email associated with the apple id was still the corporate email. A little password reset request and we are back to normal. I wish the sole point of contact had told me earlier :)
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Yes I have to agree.

However this tale is ending on a high note. The ex-employee apparently was smart enough to change the password on the account however the email associated with the apple id was still the corporate email. A little password reset request and we are back to normal. I wish the sole point of contact had told me earlier :)

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Glad you got it sorted and what good luck that they had left the corporate email on the id.
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Glad you got it sorted and what good luck that they had left the corporate email on the id.

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Hello All,<br />
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I have an iPhone and a iPad on ios 7 that I can't activate because it is attached with the apple id of a person who no longer works for us (bridge has been burnt). We utilize a 3rd party software (Meraki) to manage profiles on the device and using that I was able to wipe it clean without the apple id, however when I go to reactivate it the dreaded apple id shows its head again. I understand that this is a security feature and all but how do I get past this &quot;bricked&quot; phone? In hindsight we should have never allowed the apple id to leave without getting the phone removed.<br />
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I am pretty sure the answer is going to be &quot;recreate the bridge&quot; and that there is no other way but I am hoping for a miracle.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hello All,

I have an iPhone and a iPad on ios 7 that I can't activate because it is attached with the apple id of a person who no longer works for us (bridge has been burnt). We utilize a 3rd party software (Meraki) to manage profiles on the device and using that I was able to wipe it clean without the apple id, however when I go to reactivate it the dreaded apple id shows its head again. I understand that this is a security feature and all but how do I get past this "bricked" phone? In hindsight we should have never allowed the apple id to leave without getting the phone removed.

I am pretty sure the answer is going to be "recreate the bridge" and that there is no other way but I am hoping for a miracle.

Thanks

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