Stop iOS Asking to “Verify iCloud Password”

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<p>Many iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch users are annoyed with a constant message asking to “Verify iCloud Password: iCloud Backup requires that you verify your password.”, the popup dialog shows up randomly but most often when unlocking a device after periods of inactivity. Clicking OK and entering the password makes it go away for the time being, but it generally comes right back after another period of inactivity.</p>

<p> The solution is fairly simple, click “OK” when the popup shows and rather than entering the password click “Cancel” and do the following: </p>

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<li>Open Settings and tap on “iCloud”</li>

<li>Tap the Account name and delete the stored password, then reenter the iCloud password and click “Done” to verify</li>

<li>Close out of Settings</li>

</ul>

<p>This resolved the problem for me, but if you’re still geting nagged about the iCloud password you may need to just <a href="http://osxdaily.com/2012/01/17/reset-iphone-factory-settings/">reset all iPhone settings</a> and restore from a backup.</p>

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