I have an iPhone4 (updated to IOS5) and for the most part its been fine for the year+ that I've had it. In fact, just bought my wife a white 4 for her birthday and she loves it. Didn't bother with the 4s because she doesn't need the features and the $99 price was too good to pass up!
OK... I went to the App Store and it said I need a bunch of updates so I said sure, go to town. Asked me for my AppleID and I put it in and it was rejected. Went through this several times then it said I had to reset it. Went through the reset process and it said I can't use my desired password because it had been used in the past year (obviously). I don't understand that... why can't I use my Apple ID password again? I've never heard of any service refusing to let you use _YOUR_ desired password. It hadn't been locked out or anything like that, I just think there's a bug in IOS5 that loses your password but its still there someplace because it remembers it. And if it knows it was used during the last 12 months, why can't you continue to use it?
Some people are having multiples of this problem, so Apple is asking us to come up with multiple, user-specific and unique passwords during the course of the year because there's a flaw in their software?
If there's a solution to allow me to continue to use my password, tell me about it or point me to it. This is dumb.
Mike
OK... I went to the App Store and it said I need a bunch of updates so I said sure, go to town. Asked me for my AppleID and I put it in and it was rejected. Went through this several times then it said I had to reset it. Went through the reset process and it said I can't use my desired password because it had been used in the past year (obviously). I don't understand that... why can't I use my Apple ID password again? I've never heard of any service refusing to let you use _YOUR_ desired password. It hadn't been locked out or anything like that, I just think there's a bug in IOS5 that loses your password but its still there someplace because it remembers it. And if it knows it was used during the last 12 months, why can't you continue to use it?
Some people are having multiples of this problem, so Apple is asking us to come up with multiple, user-specific and unique passwords during the course of the year because there's a flaw in their software?
If there's a solution to allow me to continue to use my password, tell me about it or point me to it. This is dumb.
Mike