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Instead of resolving the existing issue , there is now a new annoying
Notification
iPhone X, iOS 11.3.1
Spoken to product specialist from Apple regarding my iBooks pdfs going to the cloud randomly.He spent 2 evenings online with me.He got me to sign out and sign back into iCloud to confirm that the issue was real(screen-sharing)
Now ,there is an annoying Two -factor authentication notification on my settings that would not go away.
Have you tried restarting your device? It’s the old “unplug it and plug it back in” troubleshooting. Sometimes a restart will clear up minor glitches. And do you in fact have two-factor authentication enabled on your iCloud account? You might try turning it off/on.
Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
yup,in the end I did that and the issue was resolved.Thank you eric andIkrupp
what I cannot understand is that the support technician led me down this route and was stumped.It is alarming
anyhow ,the issue of the pdfs in iBooks going back to the cloud randomly remains.
What happens if you tap on it and then cancel?
We are not Apple here. These forums are for fellows users to help each other. Perhaps if you explained more about your issue someone could suggest a solution.
The Apple support staff was online with me.
I have restarted the device many times.
I managed to get the notification off my new iPad and iPad Air but the one on my iPhone X remains!
You are welcome.
Terribly disappointed after yesterday’s session. Instead of resolving the existing issue , there is now a new annoying Notification
