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(You will need to reauthorize Apple Pay, re-enter WiFi and network passwords and passwords for some Web services once this process is complete).

When restoring the device use the Backup you just created and when the process completes the device should no longer make constant requests for your Apple ID.

Once you’ve switched Find My iPhone off you must return to iTunes on the computer and select Restore iPhone or Restore iPad.

Once the backup is complete (it can take some time) then, leaving your iPhone connected to the Mac you should switch Find My iPhone off in Settings>iCloud.

First you must connect your device to the computer, launch iTunes and backup your device to the computer.

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In the event the problem persists there is one more thing you can do, but you need a Mac or PC running iTunes to do it as you can’t do this using iCloud. You will also find iMessage, FaceTime, iCloud, iTunes and other password-protected services will demand the password, but once you’ve got all these services active again the problem will hopefully stop.

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You will need to enter your password on all your devices once again, but you should only need to do so once and the initial problem should now be resolved. If not then you should visit, choose ‘Reset your password’ and follow the instructions to reset the password on your account. How many devices, Macs and services are you running using your Apple ID? Resetting your Apple ID password will require that you manually reenter it into every device and most of the services you use on every Apple product – that’s why I hope your problem resolves in the earlier steps.

Once you are out of iCloud you should reset your iPhone (see above) and then return to Settings>iCloud, tap “Sign In” and enter your Apple ID and Password.

Now you should disable Find My iPhone (Settings>iCloud>Find My iPhone toggle to off).

Navigate to Settings>iCloud and tap “Sign Out” and then “Delete from ”.

(Be warned this will also disable Apple Pay and remove Photo Stream photos and iCloud Drive data from the device). If your device continues to ask for Apple ID then it may help to sign out of iCloud and then sign in once again.

You’ll be asked for your Apple ID on start up, but hopefully just once.

Press Sleep/Wake to switch the device on once again.

Slide your device to off and wait for 30-seconds.

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Hold down the Sleep/Wake button until the Slide to Power Off dialog appears.

The first approach is to switch your iOS device off and switch it on again.

$why does icloud on my mac say \the trusted device information for this account is not available\$

If there are service problems then you may want to wait for Apple to fix them, in case that resolves your problem. Visit the iCloud system status page and check all available services are marked with a green icon, take particular note of Apple ID, iCloud Account & Sign In, iMessage, iTunes.

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