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Neometro

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Dec 22, 2017
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Hello. I have a notification active on my Configuration icon because supposedly I haven’t accepted the new iCoud terms and conditions. I have accepted them several times but this not goes away. I already closed the settings app and restarted my phone but it does not go away.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
 
Hello. I have a notification active on my Configuration icon because supposedly I haven’t accepted the new iCoud terms and conditions. I have accepted them several times but this not goes away. I already closed the settings app and restarted my phone but it does not go away.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
Download apple support app and select issue with apple id and icloud and raise an issue and see what do they say abt this

Otherwise I would advise u to restore iPhone but beware u will loose all data so pls backuo before performing
 
Download apple support app and select issue with apple id and icloud and raise an issue and see what do they say abt this

Otherwise I would advise u to restore iPhone but beware u will loose all data so pls backuo before performing
Unfortunately this issue appeared after I did a restore =(
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Odd thought. When you go to choose accept hold your finger on it for a couple seconds then tap it.
Done it and still have the same problem. Thanks.
 
Unfortunately this issue appeared after I did a restore =(
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Done it and still have the same problem. Thanks.
Please read the above post and try to raise the issue with Apple support and see if they could fix anything
 
It seems that solved the issue thank you very much. I'm just waiting for Apple Music (icloud library) and Photos to update.
I guess tomorrow I will know =)

Finally somebody else with the same problem, I have been having the same problem with my iPhone 6 since the iOS 10 update, then the problem continue with iOS 11, I thought that the reason was that my iPhone 6 was too old, but I was wrong, just today I have the same problem with my iPhone X. It happens every time that I Sync the phone with iTunes, then when I want to run an app the phone display the message that I have to enter the password for iTunes otherwise can't start any of the third party apps, only the apps that came with the phone work. My only solution is:

to go to Settings,
then iTunes & App Store and sign out,
then sign in again with my Apple ID,
then power off the phone,
then turn on the phone.

It's annoying to go through this.

Can you sync your phone with iTunes and see if that happens to you?

I opened A trend long time ago but nobody answered, for that reason I thought that my iPhone 6 was malfunctioning.

My iPhone X is just 5 days old and is doing the same thing.
 
Finally somebody else with the same problem, I have been having the same problem with my iPhone 6 since the iOS 10 update, then the problem continue with iOS 11, I thought that the reason was that my iPhone 6 was too old, but I was wrong, just today I have the same problem with my iPhone X. It happens every time that I Sync the phone with iTunes, then when I want to run an app the phone display the message that I have to enter the password for iTunes otherwise can't start any of the third party apps, only the apps that came with the phone work. My only solution is:

to go to Settings,
then iTunes & App Store and sign out,
then sign in again with my Apple ID,
then power off the phone,
then turn on the phone.

It's annoying to go through this.

Can you sync your phone with iTunes and see if that happens to you?

I opened A trend long time ago but nobody answered, for that reason I thought that my iPhone 6 was malfunctioning.

My iPhone X is just 5 days old and is doing the same thing.
Hello

I always restore my backup from iTunes on a yearly basis when I switch phones and this haven’t shown until last Saturday when I did a restore because I was having issues with Photos (iCloud library), and I did it from iTunes.
The only thing that I can think right now is to connect my phone again to iTunes and create a new backup to see if I have the issue again.
 
Hello

I always restore my backup from iTunes on a yearly basis when I switch phones and this haven’t shown until last Saturday when I did a restore because I was having issues with Photos (iCloud library), and I did it from iTunes.
The only thing that I can think right now is to connect my phone again to iTunes and create a new backup to see if I have the issue again.

Last night I spent the midnight oil trying to find out what was causing this to my iPhone 6 and now to my iPhone X, the culprit is iTunes, every time that I was syncing my phone with iTunes for some reason, and after it synced, when I wanted to start an app, the phone asked me to enter the password to my iTunes account, and that had to be done for every app that I wanted to start. To solve that, I was using the solution which I explained in my previous post, that worked only until the next time that I had to sync again.


Final solution:

I started iTunes then I checked to see if I was logged into my account, and to my surprise I was not. So I login into my account and then authorized my MacBook Pro, then I synced to see if that was the problem, to my surprise that was it, that fixed the problem.

In this case, there was nothing wrong with iTunes, but my own ignorance of not knowing how to use this software. I synced many times just to make sure and everything is working as it supposed to be. But thanks to your post I took those extra steps to find the culprit of this issue.

I hope this solution apply to your problem.
 
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Last night I spent the midnight oil trying to find out what was causing this to my iPhone 6 and now to my iPhone X, the culprit is iTunes, every time that I was syncing my phone with iTunes for some reason and after it synced, when I wanted to start an app, the phone asked me to enter the password to my iTunes account, and that had to be done for every app that I wanted to start. To solve that, I was using the solution which I explained in my previous post, that worked only until I have to sync again.


Final solution:

I started iTunes then I checked to see if I was logged into my account, and to my surprise I was not. So I login into my account and then authorized my MacBook Pro, then I synced to see if that was the problem, to my surprise that was it, that fixed the problem.

In this case, there was nothing wrong with iTunes, but my own ignorance of not knowing how to use this software. I synced many times just to make sure and everything is working as it supposed to be. But thanks to your post I took those extra steps to find the culprit of this issue.

I hope this solution apply to your problem.
That’s great news! I’m glad you finally solved your problem.
I’m going to double check tonight when I get back from work =D
 
That’s great news! I’m glad you finally solved your problem.
I’m going to double check tonight when I get back from work =D
Just FYI.

I checked iTunes on my iMac and I was logged on already. It seems we shouldn’t have these type of issue in the future.
Thanks!
 
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