The other problem is (I think) your mis-understanding the T&C bit. This is all done to prevent someone who might have stolen your iPhone from gaining access to it. Another security feature is that if you mis-type your login information more than a few times, the system will lock you out until you log into your Apple account online (at ). Passwords are case-specific, and easy to mis-type – especially on the teeny keyboard of an iPhone. From a security standpoint, Apple won’t let you sign in or out of an Apple ID without the exact, 100% correct Apple ID (an email address tied to your Apple account) and password.

Frankly, that sounds like mis-typing more than anything else. You talk about trying to sign out of your Apple account on your iPhone and it not recognizing either your ID or your password. Hi Eva, so when you say your situation is similar, I assume you mean that the iCloud T&C comes up repeatedly. Please tell me in the comments below if your situation is different, or if there are other ‘hells’ you need help on. So accepting those new terms does so for all the devices where you use that Apple ID. That’s because Apple displays and records your acceptance of the new terms and conditions to your Apple ID, rather than just to that device. The good news is that once you’ve accepted the new terms and conditions on your iPhone, you don’t need to repeat the process on your iPad – assuming you have the same account setup on both. So I added a blurb which you can read here. And it took a lot of digging around the Apple support community forum to find hints as to this situation and solution. So I suppose I could forgive Apple for not baking some kind of alert for dual-ID users. And truth is, there are very few people who’ve got multiple Apple ID’s compared to the millions who only use a single Apple ID. The popup hell you went through is simply the result of Apple software developers not anticipating your dual-ID situation. Since you had a second Apple ID and had used that to read email on your iPhone, you needed to accept the new terms and conditions for that account as well.

But the terms and conditions had changed for all iCloud accounts. The reason you got in this hell is that the first time you accepted the new iCloud terms and conditions, you did so for your main iCloud account – most likely your main Apple ID.

Repeat steps 1 & 2 for any other iCloud accounts you have showing in the list of accounts.

Tap the link, scroll to the bottom and tap the Accept link.

You should see a Terms and Conditions link near the top in blue.

tap Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and then tap on the first iCloud account.

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