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To setup your iPhone to change your location on macOS or Windows, follow these steps:
  1. Plug your iPhone into your computer with a charging cable and unlock your device.
If you haven’t plugged your iPhone into your computer before or often, you may see a popup asking for access to your photos & videos. If you see this, click Don’t Allow as this is asked by your computer, not GhostMe, and is not needed for GhostMe.Photos & Videos Popup
  1. Open GhostMe to the main screen with the map.
  2. When you see the popup that says “Trust This Computer”, click Trust and enter your passcode.
Trust This Computer Popup Troubleshooting: If you don’t see this popup or accidentally clicked “Don’t Trust”, unplug your iPhone and plug it back in. If you still don’t see it:
  • Mac: Try a different cable or USB port
  • Windows: Make sure you installed the Apple Devices app from the Microsoft Store and rebooted your computer
If you still don’t see it, contact support.
  1. Open Settings > Privacy & Security and scroll to the bottom. Open Developer Mode and enable it.
Developer Mode in Settings
  1. Follow the on-screen prompt to reboot your phone. Tap Restart when iOS asks you to confirm. When your phone turns back on, enter your passcode to enter Developer Mode.
Developer Mode restart prompt After your phone boots back up, open Settings > Privacy & Security > Developer Mode and confirm the switch is On. If it is off, turn it on again and complete any prompts iOS shows. You should see the status indicator turn Green next to the name of your device on GhostMe. Your device is now ready to change location.