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Suddenly I keep getting this pop up warning..
This message bas popped up continuously over the past few days. Possibly since completing the last update to iOS 12.1. I have searched the internet, but found no answers...
Any ideas from anyone??
Thanks
iPhone 6, iOS 12.1
Updating iOS may well involve signing in to iCloud from scratch. Are you signed in? Check Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud.
Perhaps you're now using two-factor authentication as a result of the update.
carlinalberta wrote:
I have searched the internet, but found no answers...
"Answers" ... to what question? I don't see a question.
If you're OK with receiving SMS messages to activate iCloud, click "OK" in the pop-up.
Yes everything seems normal, just this pop up constantly. I dont have to be doing anything, it just shows up and will not go away until acknowledged either way..
I have signed out and signed back in, power cycled the phone, changed various icloud options..
Nothing seens to make it stop!
Are you signed in and all set up? What is new about your situation since these messages started?
Set up iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
Perhaps it's time for a restore.
Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch from a backup - Apple Support
The pop up continues to occur!
I dont know what the cause is, or how to stop it from reoccurring constantly.
The phone is not new, hadnt changed anything, everything seems to be set up.
Updated the iOS is the only thing I can think of that changed
iPhone pop up message
