icloud: The maximum number of free accounts have been activated on this iPhone.

Kimjohn8 wrote:

How to fix maximum number of free acc?

Step 1: Read this thread from the beginning.

Step 2: Follow the instructions on how to fix the problem that have been given several times already.

If you had read the previous responses in this thread, you would

know there is no fix for maximum number of free accounts on a

iDevice. Create your new account on a different iOS device or Mac

and you will be able to use it on your iPhone.

Kalerkey wrote:

I'm on the same situation. I've reached the maximum number of free accounts on my phone

I search and asked everywhere but can't find answers how to recover it

If you've "search (sic) and asked everywhere but can find answers", you obviously didn't read this very thread in which you're posting. Why did you post in a thread without bothering to read it?

Step 1: Read this thread from the beginning.

Step 2: Follow the instructions on how to fix the problem that have been given several times already.

Are you trying to create a new one or sign in with an existing Apple ID?

You seem to have missed the point. Mine is does the same thing and is NOT jailbroken and Id like some assistance. Do you you have any advice for me or not?

Hi ,

Are you able to get the round about for this problem ?

I am facing the same issue ..

You are not speaking to Apple.

1. Log on to you apple computer

2. Go to system preferences

3. Go to iCloud

4. Log into your iCloud account on computer

5. Go back to your iPad and log into iCloud

This worked for me.

nice its workit

I understand the hate. Feeling it too. :/

Id saya tak boleh masuk ini

I actually just found my post from long ago.

"Mar 10, 2016 5:45 PM Re: icloud: The maximum number of free accounts have been activated on this iPhone.in response to MrLOVER

So I just came across this issue for the 1st time a few days ago when giving my aunt an iPhone 5 (iOS 9.2.1) that I got from a friend. I Googled a bit of info on a fix and couldn't find anything that would work. I ended up fixing the issue myself and I'm sure this fix will work for others as long as you have another device on the same iOS. I originally backed up all her data from an Android phone to the iPhone 5 using the move to iOS option. This is not mandatory. I then backed up the iPhone 5 to iTunes. After that, I restored that back up to an iPhone 4S running the same software version. I was able to log into iCloud, turn it on, as well as the find my iPhone option on the 4S phone. I then backed up the 4S to iTunes, and then restored that back up to the iPhone 5. After the back up was finished, the phone was now connected to and asked me to log into the iCloud account associated with the iPhone 5."