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Background summary.

I have an iPhone5C which I use while travelling which I gave to my wife when she was visiting our grandchildren overseas and she got a US SIM.

Somehow she changed my AppleID (which is used for family sharing) to hers in an attempt to login to iCloud.

This morning I discovered my iMac (in Sydney) thinks I am her.

I attempted to sign out of her AppleID (she didn't know the password so I reset it)

Now when I try to signin with my AppleID I am informed this no longer exists!

 [email protected] is not an Apple ID.
If you have forgotten your Apple ID, you can look it up.

I logged my iMac into my wife's AppleID (if that actually was her AppleID).

Just to be clear this is not any kind of family drama and simply - other than technical confusion or perhaps a dialog / unintended change to set up a different account.

It now appears that this was NOT my wife's AppleID, but some other email address she has.

Is it possible that my wife changed my AppleID?

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It now appears that my wife actually changed my AppleID (although exactly HOW is unclear)

I went to appleid.apple.com/ and have now restored my name, birthday and AppleID

When things settle down I will reset the password to something more sensible.

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  • If you find out, I would love to know how that happened. I personally haven't run across this, but this piqued my curiosity! Please update your answer when you learn more!
    – Allan
    Commented Feb 8, 2020 at 3:25

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