Can the former owner see my phone,cuz of apple account ?

It s like this . a friend gave me an iphone4 , as a gift. He got it in exchange from someone .that person wasn t reliable , he didn t tell him the icloud password . But i put a new apple account on it . But obviously couldn t deactivate the icloud. This is the truth . Nothing stolen .
now , i bought an iphone 6 , from vodafone , cuz i didn t want any things like these again. But on this new phone i m using the same apple account I used on the other one.
My question is. Can that person , see this phone the way he sees the other one ? Cuz i know he can see everything in the old phone ,but cuz i used the same apple account on both , can he see them ? Cuz he still has the old account still
active on the old phone, on witch i put a new apple account , so he could see my activity and so on, photos etc just like he sees on the old iphone4 phone?

Also can passwords be seen ?
On either phones ? cuz it s part of the activity.
But of course , ppl lend their phones for 5-10 minutes for ppl to check their fb or whatever . So it shouldn t be like this.

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