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NJRonbo

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Jan 10, 2007
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Years ago, when I first started jailbreaking I used to upload apps through something similar to Appcake.

Now, when I have to restore my phone, and iCloud starts looking for those old installed apps that no longer exist, it presents me with about a dozen different accounts they want me to enter a password for. I simply just skip each alert, but it does become somewhat cumbersome to deal with every time I have to start from scratch.

Is there a way to delete all those old accounts tied to apps that no longer exist on my iPhone?

Thanks
 
Years ago, when I first started jailbreaking I used to upload apps through something similar to Appcake.

Now, when I have to restore my phone, and iCloud starts looking for those old installed apps that no longer exist, it presents me with about a dozen different accounts they want me to enter a password for. I simply just skip each alert, but it does become somewhat cumbersome to deal with every time I have to start from scratch.

Is there a way to delete all those old accounts tied to apps that no longer exist on my iPhone?

Thanks
 
Do not use a backup after you restore. Set it up as new.


I appreciate the recommendation. Sadly, I have more than a hundred apps I would have to reinstall from scratch.

That does sound like the ultimate fix. I was kind of hoping there was something else I could do but it sounds like that is the only solution.

Thanks
 
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