Constant “Sign in with Apple ID” Prompt

I’ve been having the exact same problem with the exact same phone and operating system and it’s very annoying. I’ve also tried everything, but nothing works.

I have the same problem. I talked to Apple support, and they had me reset settings, which messed up my IPhone and Macbook being in sync with each other. I was no longer getting text messages sent to my Macbook's message app. I had to do a live chat with Apple support, twice. And it's still not fixed, I still get the pop-up box to sign in to Apple ID. It's been a headache. Have you gotten a solution to this problem yet? By the way, I get the pop-up box for the first three options, Personal Information, Sign-In & Security, and Payment & Shipping, the other options, I'm always signed to.

The only way I was able to resolve this was to enable iCloud Backup and pay monthly service fee, gee thanks Apple … NOT.

When I turned iCloud backup on I got prompted to pay and to merge accounts. After that all worked … just another Apple scam to extract more money.

Probably you have multiple Apple IDs for Multiple Services.

Use the same Apple ID each time you sign in. Use for all Apple services like App Store, iCloud, iMessage and FaceTimeone Apple ID

Where can I use my Apple ID?

You can sign in to all Apple services with a single Apple ID and password.

Your Apple ID is the account you use to access Apple services like the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, iMessage, FaceTime, and more. It contains the email address and password you use to sign in, as well as all the contact, payment, and security details you use for all Apple services.

These are some of the most common services you access with your Apple ID:

• App Store & Apple Arcade
• apple books
• Apple Music & music purchases
• Apple News
• Apple Online Store
• Apple Pay, Apple Card und Apple Cash 
• Apple Podcasts
• Apple Retail services and programs (concierge, joint venture, workshops and youth programs)
• Apple Store App
• Apple Support Communities
• Apple TV, Apple TV + and Apple TV channels
• FaceTime
• share families
• find mine
• game Center
• iCloud
• iMessage
• iTunes
• Sign in to Apple

To manage your Apple ID account information, go to yourApple ID account page .

This list is for informational purposes only and is subject to change without notice. It is not intended to include all features or services that use Apple ID. For more information, see theApple ID support page .

FaceTime is not available in all countries or regions.

Apple Media Services and features may vary by country or region. Learn more aboutthe offers in your country or region . 

This is useless advice. Apple itself forces us to have an apple ID for everywhere we operate our devices and/or have payment cards.

We were given a recent up, IOS 17.3.1, but it still hasn't fixed the problem. I still have to sign-in for the first 3 options in Apple ID, Personal Information, Sign-in & Security, and Payment & Shipping.

I had the problem after Apple added app specific pass words and then microsoft did an Microsoft update. Now the apps using ICloud kept asking me to log in, prompting the two factor authentication, after completing it correctly the device I was using the ICloud on kept telling me to keep the device that approves the login close connected to wifi or blue tooth, etc., etc.. Only to start the whole process again, once the cycle of login and pop-up was completed. So this is what worked for me on how to solve it. On the Apple ID login page, go to your trusted devices. Remove all the devices resembling the one that is in a login loop. Then go back to the device that should have been a trusted device and there log in to your ICloud app, with the same ID as the apple ID you just cleaned. And magic or not, but authentication suddenly works again and the loop closes.

Are you using two factor authentication? If not, that could be the reason why you are getting those prompts over and over again.

This happens when you use the right apple ID and password for the right country you are in, but for some reason Apple in its wisdom wants you to upgrade something using a different country's apple ID. You have to just give in and give it the password for the apple ID it is asking for.

The reason that I asked was because my wife gets this prompt constantly and she is not using 2FA. The only thing that I can think of is that is tied to the fact that you used to have another Apple ID for iCloud.

This probably is a problem best suited to Apple Support to sort out.

But then you can only have apps localised to one country? E.g. I have UK, US, and DE apps? And SG but for some reason that doesn't necessitate a localised account...but I just got forced to switch countries to get a local DE app again.

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