Just updated Mac OS on my 2021 16” MacBook Pro. It rebooted. Won’t let me log in to Mac. It says it wants me to enable two step verify. I say no. Don’t upgrade. It don’t go any further. But after a bit the Mac shut down. So I turned it on. It loaded Home Screen. Now it says I need to agree to new iCloud terms. I’ll go into the sys prefs for it and agree. It disappears and don’t do anything. It still shows terms and conditions.
You are avoiding to convert secondary authentication account into 2FA , signing out Apple ID and again signing in with same account credentials , the exclamation mark for accepting terms and conditions would have removed temporarily , but in a day or two it will again appear .
So convert the secondary authentication into 2FA see the articles Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
Get a verification code and sign in with two-factor authentication - Apple Support
Read the section " H " in the article Legal - iCloud - Apple
You are avoiding to convert secondary authentication account into 2FA , signing out Apple ID and again signing in with same account credentials , the exclamation mark for accepting terms and conditions would have removed temporarily , but in a day or two it will again appear .
So convert the secondary authentication into 2FA see the articles Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
Get a verification code and sign in with two-factor authentication - Apple Support
Read the section " H " in the article Legal - iCloud - Apple
Thanks. I don’t know why it worked but I finally got it to sign out. Then re log in to iCloud. All from the iCloud page in system prefs. Had to try to log out several times. When back in it worked. The terms opened. I agreed and closed and it works now.
Buggy.
Hello Daniel,
From your post it appears you are having an issue accepting the Terms and Conditions.
Based on what we are seeing, at this point we would recommend that you Contact - Official Apple Support
They will be in the best position to assist your further.
Have a good day.
Sometimes consulting apple support senior care advisors is better Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support
When Mac OS was in installation process , the iCloud terms and condition page was displayed , it prompted to enable 2FA , you skipped it , that's the reason the prompt is shown now in system preferences > location Apple ID > under overview section .
ill never use 2 factor. No need what so ever.
I don’t have this issue anymore. Read above.
Great ! that is sure if 2FA is avoided the same error will be shown after few days .
Can’t update terms for icloud
