I get this message every time I buy a device as a gift. The trick that worked for me was to do as others suggested, turn off iCloud back up then turn it back on. It is amazing to me that apple has not fixed this issue or at least provided a way to remove it.
TAH62 Said:
"How to remove 'get ready for your new iPad" I get this message every time I buy a device as a gift. The trick that worked for me was to do as others suggested, turn off iCloud back up then turn it back on. It is amazing to me that apple has not fixed this issue or at least provided a way to remove it."
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Give Apple your Feedback:
These are user-to-user forums. So, give Apple your feedback through use of their feedback forums. Apple barely reads these as it is on their own will and item. The more feedback Apple receives on this, the more Apple will know what suits their customers' needs.
How to Give Apple Feedback:
Being there is no direct link for Apple Arcade, use their iTunes forums.
TAH62 Said:
"How to remove 'get ready for your new iPad" I get this message every time I buy a device as a gift. The trick that worked for me was to do as others suggested, turn off iCloud back up then turn it back on. It is amazing to me that apple has not fixed this issue or at least provided a way to remove it."
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Give Apple your Feedback:
These are user-to-user forums. So, give Apple your feedback through use of their feedback forums. Apple barely reads these as it is on their own will and item. The more feedback Apple receives on this, the more Apple will know what suits their customers' needs.
How to Give Apple Feedback:
Being there is no direct link for Apple Arcade, use their iTunes forums.
The message does not go away.
You have to do something to make it go away.
Your reply does nothing but tell users just put up with it.
There are several messages about this issue, for both iPads and iPhones for over a year.
Someone at apple will mark your inane and incorrect response best answer which does not solve the problem.
So I am hopeful that this message will come up in a search for those of us that do want to just ignore an incorrect message.
the solution that worked for me is to:
turn off iCloud back up and then turn it back on to get the message to disappear.
You and your rote INCORRECT reply “can simply be ignored”.
As The Littles said, “These are user-to-user forums. So, give Apple your feedback through use of their feedback forums.” We cannot make it go away. Sometimes the Best Answer is simply the best we can do in the given set of circumstances. Please follow the link above to offer your feedback to Apple.
Thanks Carol for the info and I have given apple the feedback.
My purpose in this post was to make sure the easy turn off iCloud back up, and then turn it back on and the message will go away would show up in the community search.
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Being rude to those providing factual information is neither helpful - nor within the spirit of these support communities.
Contributors here are all end-users, just like you, many of which expend considerable time and effort in attempting to provide information and guidance to those genuinely seeking help.
Your information is incorrect. The message does not just go away on its own. You just keep replying ignore it. That is not helpful. In fact it is frustrating that in many posts in this issue that is the reply when there is a work around.
Turn off iCloud back up. Then turn it back on and the message will go away.
As have seen the same unhelpful reply more than once I started this message to share the work around. That actually solves the issue.
TAH62 Said:
"How to remove 'get ready for your new iPad: Thanks Littles. I have given apple the feedback. There is a work around to get the message to disappear. Turn off iCloud back then turn it back on."
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Thanks for doing your part. It will help many for certain.
The message of which you complain is informational, visible only in iPad settings - and is temporary. If not applicable to your device, the message can simply be ignored; no action is necessary.
Thanks Littles. I have given apple the feedback. There is a work around to get the message to disappear. Turn off iCloud back then turn it back on.
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How to remove “get ready for your new iPad”
