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I enabled 2FA, logged out of iCloud on my iPhone, then logged back in. It asked me for the "password" on my Macbook Pro. What? How would Apple have access to
by brobinson 11y ago
I enabled 2FA, logged out of iCloud on my iPhone, then logged back in. It asked me for the "password" on my Macbook Pro. What? How would Apple have access to a user password on my MBP? I have multiple users on my MBP... what would happen if I were logged into the same iCloud account with two different users?
- UVB-76 11y agoSurely it's referring to the temporary pass code which is generated and presented to the relevant user on your Mac?
- brobinson 11y agoOut of curiosity, I tried (and then immediately changed) my main user account password, and it successfully authorized my iCloud login on my phone. I am really curious what's going on here. I expected it to ask for a numeric code like you mentioned, but it just gave me a plain UITextField to enter the password for $my_macbooks_hostname I do not have keychain syncing enabled in iCloud, just contacts/calendars.