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We’ve compiled a list of the questions we get asked most frequently along with answers and links to columns: read our super FAQ to see if your question is covered. It contains the email address and password you use to sign in, plus all of the contacts, payment, and security details you use for all Apple services. Need a password Try the 1Password Strong Password Generator.

#Iphone asking for password to random apple id software

If you don’t see an item as in Step 3 above, it’s plausible it’s some kind of phishing attempt, but it’s more likely given known threats and the way they present themselves right now that it was a transient problem on Apple’s end. Store your new password in 1Password so you can fill it from any device. Follow this guide so you can unlock your iPhone without a passcode when iPhone asking for 6 digit passcode after update: Step 1: Launch the software on your computer, select 'Unlock Screen Passcode' mode and click 'Start'.(Kindly note that, if you want to remove iCloud, you can choose 'Unlock Apple ID' mode instead. Failing that, contact Apple Support, as there is something wrong with your Apple ID account. The app was something random & not connected. For some reason (apparently not a random occurence) when you re-install a back up from iCloud it recognises the original purchaser & asks for their id & password. Next, click on the Security option, and then. It was a music file that was bought on iTunes by a friend of someone & passed to me on a memory stick by someone else. Then, log in to your account using your Apple ID and password. If not, check Apple’s services status web page, looking particularly to see if the Apple ID item has a green light next to it. Disable Two-Factor Authentication Process. An appropriate notification for your Apple ID password appears in the iCloud preference pane (in Mojave and earlier).