iCloud Terms and Conditions pop up has become just a bit irritating

I have the exact same problem. I agree or accept, think its done than it pops up again, Have you fixed it yet?

I keep agreeing on the T&C and the pop-up wont go away

Hi, i've had the same issue when upgrading to an Apple studio, from an Imac. On contacting Apple Support, is seems if you have a n Aplle based email i.e xyz@me.com, these have thier own Apple ID and password, so when propmted to add your password, check as to the actucsl email address the Icloud is aimed at, then if you do not have a password , make one in the forgotton password prompt and you'll find it creates an Icloud account for jusyt that password. Free of charge. The annoying promt then goes away.

Well it worked for me and now my computer has an icloud account and so does my @me.com email account.

Apple support were amazing and had I not used them i'd still be scratching my head and shouting at the screen.

What is going on with the annoying "Accept Terms and Conditions for iCloud" on Mac OS Monterey?

I think it's more than a bit irritating. I don't use the iCloud, and I don't want to sync anything. I don't see anyway around the annoying popups. Aside from a couple Macs I own no Apple products.

I'm quite annoyed with Apple. When Big Sur came out, I realized that I would soon have four obsolete Apple products on my hands.

One of these was the basic 2014 Mini and Apple allows me to put Big Sur on it, but it was a big mistake. As this machine comes with a whopping 4 gigs of memory, which is enough to run a browser with one or two tabs open. Anything more than that starts the thrashing. Life is too short. Of course, this Mini cannot be altered by me in any reasonable way, so I'm stuck with something of very limited use.

By accident, I upgraded the OS again to Monterrey, which largely seems like Big Sur except for the iCloud nonsense. I meant only to upgrade Safari. I thought I'd unchecked the OS, but I'm stuck. I either reinstall Catalina or Big Sur or wait till someone figures out a way around this.

I've already replaced a 2012 Mini that I kept on my desk with an impressive minipc that can be upgraded easily by me, and I put Windows11. To my surprise, it's not bad. I've hated the previous versions of Windows.

I would accept the iCloud T&C but never turn on any iCloud services in System Preferences>Apple ID>iCloud.

Are you signed into iCloud/Your Apple ID on this Mac?

in the pop up windows is the an accept/agree buttoN?

Can you see the entire window?

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