I can't sign out of my Apple ID

It sounds like you have Screen Time restrictions turned on. Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Account Changes. Make sure this switch is on. If you had a passcode set up for Screen Time, then you will need to enter that before you can make that change.

Post the screenshot at Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Account Changes. This should be set to "Allow".

If it is set to "Don't Allow" then you will see it greyed out when you attempt to sign out of your Apple ID. Another time it will be greyed out is if you have MDM (Mobile Device Management) software installed for a school or work environment that will prevent you from signing out of the Apple ID.

VadaPav1 wrote:

Even though account changes are allowed, logoot is disabled.

Then you have a profile installed on your device that prevents you from logging out. This is common in many school or work environments.

If you just tried changing the Screen Time setting to allow Account Changes, then shut off Screen Time altogether by going to Settings > Screen Time > Turn Off Screen Time. Restart your device after you make that change.

If your Apple ID shows " Sign-out is not available due to restriction.", then there are some reasons that can cause this.

Please check if your device is under these conditions.

1. Screen time is enabled.
2. Your Apple ID is a child account or in a family group, the organizer sets some limitations, under parental control.(For example, the organizer can set a screen time on your device.)
3. Your device is under MDM control.

If is the screen time issue, to turn off Screen Time on your iPhone, you can follow these steps:

Use Screen Time on your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support

1. Open the "Settings" app on your iPhone.
2. Scroll down and tap on "Screen Time."
3. Inside Screen Time settings, scroll down and find the option "Turn Off Screen Time."
4. Tap on "Turn Off Screen Time." You might need to enter your Screen Time passcode if you have set one.

If is the Apple ID account issue, all you can do is find a way to remove your Apple ID account from a family group by talking to the organizer(your parent) or removing it from the device.

If is an MDM issue, all you can do is talk to the company, the family, or the school to remove the MDM or remove it yourself.

Use parental controls on your child's iPhone and iPad - Apple Support

About privacy and security for Apple products in education - Apple Support

If your apple id is under control, the best way is ask for the one who set control to remove it, or ask for apple support for help, still, if none of these can help you, you can check out this, this might help, won't hurt to give it a try.Method to Sign Out Apple ID

So, same thing with the addition of couldn't sign out of my i cloud account. Fixes we used. 1) update to latest IOS; 2) Turned on Allow of the content and privacy restrictions under screen time; 3) Go to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset [Device] > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This also resets Wi-Fi networks and passwords, cellular settings, and VPN and APN settings that you've used before. #3 was the trick! It took out the erroneous APPLE ID which I've never seen before that lead to a password that I had no idea. After forgot password, it lead to a trusted phone number that was nonexistent. Good luck everyone.

gt242 wrote:

Still the same thing. I have turn off and on several times

If your Apple ID is greyed out, post a screenshot of this page at Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions. You may need to enter the Screen Time passcode and make sure to include the section that shows Account Changes.

Also review Settings > General > VPN & Device Management, and make sure there are no profiles installed there.

NotPlayer wrote:

Well I mean it said nothing it’s just grayed out and when I click it nothing happens.

• Have your shut off restrictions at Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions?
• Do you have MDM software that would have been installed in a work environment?
• Do you have a profile installed at Settings > General > VPN & Device Management?
• Had you previously Deleted the Apple ID, so it is no longer valid. This is a request that you would have sent to Apple, so not something done by accident?
• Can you sign in with the same Apple ID at account.apple.com and see your device in the Device List?

In order resolve this issue we need to follow this steps

Go to settings >> screen time >> tap on change screen time passcode >> turn off screen time passcode.

once we turn off the screen time passcode we will be able to sign out from the Apple ID

Go to settings >> screen time >> tap on change screen time passcode >> turn off screen time passcode

Do you have any profiles under Settings > General > VPN & Device Management?

taiden19 wrote:

And what do you do after that?… What’s the next step ?

Not sure which one of these apply to you:

• Is it greyed out?
• Does it say you can't sign out due to restrictions?
• Have your shut off restrictions at Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions?
• Do you have MDM software that would have been installed in a work environment?
• Do you have a profile installed at Settings > General > VPN & Device Management?
• Had you previously Deleted the Apple ID, so it is no longer valid. This is a request that you would have sent to Apple, so not something done by accident?
• Can you sign in with the same Apple ID at account.apple.com and see your device in the Device List?

Post screenshots, since we don't know what you are seeing:

• Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Account Changes
• Settings > General > VPN & Device Management

ilirida34 wrote:

Didn’t work for me neather

Post a screenshot of this page at Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions. You may need to enter the Screen Time passcode and make sure to include the section that shows Account Changes.

I was able to get this to work by turning off restrictions AND removing the screen time PIN code.

I had the same issue. Only thing you have to do is turn off the four digit passcode you created in screen privacy.

Play10 wrote:

I can’t sign out my apple i d

Sorry but not enough information has been provided. Review this post and detail what has not worked and the messages you are seeing. Provide screenshots if necessary.