I used my Apple ID to sign in only to FaceTime on my friend's iPad device. Later I went to Settings → FaceTime and clicked Sign out. Does that mean that this iPad an my apple ID are now completely disconnected? Or is there a chance that my friend can get my FaceTime calls or even my iMessages etc.?
IPad – Does signing out of FaceTime disconnect your Apple ID from a specific device
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It will show up in your missed calls list in FaceTime.app (even if your computer is turned off at the time):
So yeah, FaceTime stores missed call information on Apple’s servers. It will show up in FaceTime.app, but you need to open FaceTime.app for it to show.
It's a bit of a drastic move, but why not delete the preference files for FaceTime? This should put FaceTime in an uninitialized state (at least for preferences, perhaps not for configured accounts).
Close FaceTime, click on the Finder, then hit the Go menu and choose Go to Folder….
Enter ~/Library/Preferences into the box and press enter. Look for any files that start with "com.apple.facetime" and move them to another folder (for backup purposes).
Open FaceTime back up, check your preferences, and see if the Auto-Accept continues to occur.
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Best Answer
Yes - tapping the sign out button disconnects FaceTime. The messages app uses a different account unless you set them all up using iCloud preference or a setup assistant screen to log into all icloud services with one Apple ID.
As long as you signed out of the FaceTime portion of the settings app - more deliveries won't happen to that device.
as long as you didn't sign in to the iCloud settings or anywhere else - you should be safe with no data of yours on that device other than for the moments you allowed it.