Apple Id Sign In Requested. You’ve come to the right place to reset a forgotten password. For your security, we’ll ask you a few questions to verify that you’re the owner of this account. Some Apple users have received notifications on their phone about their Apple ID being used to sign in to a device in locations across China, as you can see below. New Zealand tops list of most. If you know you're the person trying to sign in but you don't recognize the location shown, you can still tap Allow and continue signing in. However, if you ever see a notification that your Apple ID is being used to sign in on a new device and you're not the one signing in, tap Don't Allow to ensure the sign in attempt is blocked.
You’ve come to the right place to reset a forgotten password. For your security, we’ll ask you a few questions to verify that you’re the owner of this account. Apple ID Sign In Requested Pop-Up. Thread starter MOTiiVHATE` Start date Oct 31, 2016; Sort (Likes) Forums. iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. iPhone. iPhone. M. MOTiiVHATE` macrumors regular. Original poster. Oct 4, 2015 132 93. Oct 31, 2016 #1 Anyone ever seen this before? Should I change my password?.
Twice now have had pop up appear in screen saying 'Apple ID sign in requested' then my email address, then says 'your Apple ID is being used to sign into an iPad near london'. Now bear in mind I am in Yorkshire. It shows a map of London then 'allow' or 'don't allow' button. After first time changed my password but don't want to keep having to.
My screen is stuck at "Apple ID Sign In Requested" and I put in all of my login info but it is just frozen there. I have restarted many times and I have switched between wifi and data. This happened to me after I did "reset all settings" on my phone. Any solutions? Some Apple users have received notifications on their phone about their Apple ID being used to sign in to a device in locations across China, as you can see below. New Zealand tops list of most. Constant iOS Apple ID Password Verification Pop-Up Alert Fix. Resolving the continuous Apple ID password verification request is usually by doing the following: When you see the Apple ID Verification pop-up message, choose “Settings” Sign into the Apple ID with the password for the account as usual, this will make the message go away. Next, you should check that the email / alert you see is indeed legitimate (i.e. actually sent by Apple's servers). It is common place to receive emails like this that are actually fake. In any case, there's no need or obligation for you to report this to Apple or Yahoo. It is not an indication that your or their systems have been hacked.
