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> Yes! What on earth is this for? I would presume that it's an overreaction to cover their asses if users get "hacked", and also a more aggressive DRM authenti
by Razengan 7y ago
> Yes! What on earth is this for?
I would presume that it's an overreaction to cover their asses if users get "hacked", and also a more aggressive DRM authentication to keep making sure you paid for all those apps/books/songs/shows.
- smcl 7y agoSo there are additional layers of security which I appreciate. But this is different - the iCloud login prompt repeatedly pops up every now and again. Sometimes after an action, sometimes on its own. I had it before on my iPhone 6S when I upgraded iOS at some point ... then it randomly stopped.
- Tagbert 7y agoI think that is a problem with session management across multiple backend systems that are not updated quickly enough when you are first setting up. Each one thinks that it is the first time you have authenticated.