Keychain password and location tracking for stalking

One does not need access to your iCloud Keychain in order to find you as they can simply use the Find My app and track you from there.

Two ways this could've been potentially done:

• He illegally gain entry into your device through the passcode, send a request to his device to share your location. He will accept the invite from his device.
• He send a request to your device to share your location with him. He illegally gain entry to your device and accept the invite he sent.

Therefore, I believe your iCloud Keychain is still safe and untouched as that only serves as a repository for logins and passwords. With that being said, you may wish to check your Find My app and see who you're sharing your location with and revoke all access.

You may also wish to change your passcode to your device, and change it to a longer passcode (more than 4-digits) if you haven't already done so.

As an added measure, you could change your Apple ID password to something very complex (letters, symbols,) and enable two-factor authentication if not already enabled -- If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support.

Crimesofindifference wrote:

Thank you, is there a way I can get the data for who logged in to Find My app previously?

No, there's no login to the app.

Or just who I was sharing with?

From the app you can see who you're sharing your location with and stop sharing with them -- Set up and use Find My Friends - Apple Support.

With a newer created Apple ID, gaining access to your account will be more difficult especially if you have two-factor authentication enabled. With the older Apple ID, someone can gain access to your account by knowing your Apple ID and password, and maybe even your passcode to your device as well.