Why does "New iCloud Terms and conditions - To use iCloud ion this phone you must accept the new terms and conditions" message keep popping up on my iPhone 5

Just say you agree and the message will stop appearing.

Any other solutions because just agreeing doesn't solve the problem.

I finally went in and looked at all of my icloud accounts on my phone and realized I didn't accept terms and conditions to all of them, once I did, presto! Problem SOLVED!

Thanks Jamier67

This problem can continue infinitum .. I was really scratching my head until I read your post.

Apple confuses you by displaying another iCloud Account but there is no option to Accept T&C's

So thank you for pointing this out, that it indeed was another iCloud Account.

For those still searching .. go to Mail / Accounts and open up all of your Accounts .. it will be obvious.

This was the correct answer - not what was highlighted on this thread - Apple should reimburse me for the time it took to resolve this issues. I wasted hours backing up and restoring 128GB iphone when all they had to do was give a better error message. THANKS APPLE!'

THE FIX WAS TO GO TO EACH ACCOUNT IN MAIL and ACCEPT TERMS THERE. Never had to before - WHAT A WASTE OF TIME DUE TO DUMB ERROR Message

THANKS APPLE

THIS IS NOT THE ANSWER - SEE FURTHER REPLIES BELOW FOR THE REAL ANSWER

Thank you! This worked for me...finally!

Thank you. I was having the same problem for two consecutive days until I followed your advice. Thanks again!

What if you do not agree to the terms and conditions and do not want to use icloud? There seems to be no way to prevent the 'terms and conditions have changed' message from being displayed pretty much any time I unlock the phone. I view the terms, disagree with them, but nothing changes. I will not agree to the terms of service, and cannot use icloud, so is there some way to keep this message from appearing, or perhaps lengthen the interval between when it's displayed, even for a day or so?

You might want to consider starting a new discussion. Since this one is marked solved, less people are likely to look at it. You can link to this one.

Are you signed out of iCloud?