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Will Apple text you about your iCloud account?
VERIFY: No, Apple Support is not making calls about your iCloud account being breached, beware of scam. Apple doesn’t just call you. If you get a call, hang up!
Why does my iPhone keep telling me to sign into iCloud?
It’s possible your iPhone keeps asking for your Apple ID password because it’s running an outdated version of iOS. Go to Settings -> General -> Software Update and check to see if an iOS update is available. Tap Download and Install if an iOS update is available on your iPhone!
Why is my iPhone asking me to reset my Apple ID password?
Once the credential stuffers start working with the stolen credentials, they get plugged in to iCloud accounts. This prompts a password reset, which sends the aforementioned scary-looking notification to your phone. But, again, the fact that it’s sent to your phone means that your device is secure.
What to do if your iCloud sign in is stuck?
[Solution] iCloud Stuck on Signing in 1 Sign out iCloud Account and Log in Again. 2 Hard Reset iOS Device Stuck on Sign in to iCloud Screen. 3 Reset Apple ID Password Online. 4 Reset Network Settings. 5 Restore from iTunes Backup. 6 Reset Your Devices as New. See More….
How to fix sign in loop on iCloud?
[Solution] iCloud Stuck on Signing in Loop 1 Way 1: Sign out iCloud Account and Log in Again 2 Way 2: Hard Reset iOS Device Stuck on Sign in to iCloud Screen 3 Way 3: Reset Apple ID Password Online 4 Way 4: Reset Network Settings 5 Way 5: Restore from iTunes Backup 6 Way 6: Reset Your Devices as New See More….
How to get rid of iCloud backup notices?
You really don’t want to turn off such notices if your backups mean anything to you, if they don’t mean anything you can get rid of the notices by turning backup off ( Settings ➔ Apple ID (Top) ➔ iCloud ➔ Apps Using iCloud ➔ iCloud BackUp ➔ On/Off ). However, really you need to sort out why your backup isn’t happening.
Why do I get messages when I sign in to iCloud?
If your device is running iOS 8 or OS X Yosemite or earlier, sign in using two-step verification instead. If you see one of these messages, it means that you have exceeded the number of new Apple IDs you can set up with iCloud on a single device in one year. Learn what to do .