Immediatey after updating to iOS 12.4, my iPhone constantly asks to trust my computer when connected

So knowing trust is about security and that the release of 12.4.1 was a security update, I crossed my fingers and updated to 12.4.1 hoping that would solve it.

As of now, it sure seems to have done the trick.

I THINK I did get asked to Trust twice after the update, but it's been 2 days now and it hasn't asked me since despite reconnected to my iMac all of the time.

So I have high hopes that 12.4.1 fixed the issue.

After searching out alllll the settings across tons and tons of apps that a trust settings reset would have wiped out, I really didn't want to go that route and had figured I'd wait to see if iOS 13 fixed it.

Happy the fix came even earlier than that.

Hope others find this useful.

Cheers

Thank you much for the reply.

So I am actually realizing that I still have iTunes 12.6.2 specifically because that's the last version where you can still access the App Store from within iTunes and take care of some iPhone app management when something goes awry like a new version of an app that causes problems and iTunes is the only way to roll it back to a previous version.

I am indeed wondering if just updating to the latest iTunes (and giving up the iTunes app store and sync features for good) is precisely why this conflict is happening.

Of course it would stink to update to the latest iTunes to attempt to fix this and have that not be the answer.

I did actually try the "Reset Warnings" method within my 12.6.2 version of iTunes, but it didn't fix the issue.

Well I may have declared 12.4.1 a fix too soon. Trust gets asked less now, but still a lot.

So 12.4.1 didn't fix it.

I'll try with the iOS 13 update in the coming weeks.

If that doesn't do it, then I'll give in and update iTunes to the latest and report back.