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• How do I change my phone number to a trusted number?

  Enter the new phone number and contact preference. Select the country code for your new phone number, and enter the rest of the phone number into the provided field. You’ll also need to choose how you want to verify the new trusted phone number—via phone call or text message. Tap Send. It’s at the top of the screen.

• How do I Change My Number on my iPhone?

  The Phone section of Settings can also be used to change the number on your iPhone . Here’s how to change the phone number on your iPhone . Go to Settings. Tap Phone. Tap My Number . Use the delete button to remove the old number . Use the keypad to enter the new number . Tap Save.

• How do I Change my Apple phone number?

  Step 1: Go to Apple ID account page. Step 2: Sign in with your Apple ID account and Password. You will get a message with a verification code in your trusted device. Enter the code to continue. Step 3: Then click Edit in the Security section. Step 4: To change a phone number , click Add a Trusted Phone Number and enter the phone number .

• What can I do if I Forgot my Apple ID?

  Go to your Apple ID account page and click Forgot Apple ID or password. When you’re asked to enter your Apple ID , click If you forgot your Apple ID , you can look it up. Enter your first name, last name, and email address. If you enter the wrong email address, you can try again with a different one.

• What is a trusted phone number?

  A trusted phone number is simply a phone number that Apple uses to verify your identity when you sign in to a new device with your Apple account. It acts as a second layer of security for Apple’s two-factor authentication (2FA) system.