People, it would seem that serious Apple ID confusion is going on.
Social media feeds are blowing up with people saying they randomly got logged out of their accounts across all devices tonight.
They had to reset their passwords just to get back in.
Apple just demanded I enter my AppleID password, then after doing so it requested my phone passcode,
then locked my account and demanded I reset my AppleID password
Bizarre pic.twitter.com/pFGazqXGP1
— Not the Droid you’re looking for (@FiveOhFour) April 27, 2024
The first chatter about this popped up in 9to5Mac’s iMessage group chat around 8 pm Eastern.
Since that time, complaints have started to roll in with greater reach.
Oddly, the Apple website reports all of their services operational.
Judging from the amount of reports, something is definitely screwy going on behind the scenes over there.
A couple of their co-workers there have been hit by it too.
All devices are now being signed out of the Apple IDs.
Old password gives no go—completely locked out.
I literally have layered @Apple Id password prompts on both my iPhone and iPad because once again, my account is locked… Why does this keep happening? @AppleSupport
— Bobby Thompson (@BobbyThompson) April 26, 2024
That process of resetting your password is the only way back in.
There doesn’t appear to be any clear reason why this is happening for specific accounts.
Not sure if this has something to do with those huge waves of log-outs related to those problems over password breaches that Apple has had recently.
Chances are that those are different things, but who knows at this point.
Another serious headache is having Find My or Activation Lock on and then getting automatically logged out, likely when you are not around a trusted location.
One more annoyance, though: changing your Apple ID password makes all those app-specific passwords you may have set up worthless, too.
I was mid FaceTime with @milesabovetech and my Apple account got locked and signed out of all of my Apple products
tf is happening
— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) April 26, 2024
So you’d have to rejigger them if you used that feature.
Just a big mess all around tonight for a lot of Apple users.
We haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing that one yet, but we are optimistic! Drop us a line if you got bounced, too.
Users are reporting sudden logouts from their Apple IDs across all devices, requiring a password reset to access their accounts again.
Despite widespread user reports of Apple ID issues, Apple’s official system status page shows all services as operational.
If you’re affected, the only current solution is to reset your Apple ID password to regain access to your devices and services.
It’s unclear if these logouts are connected to past security issues. Apple has not confirmed any direct link between this event and prior breaches.
Resetting your Apple ID password will invalidate any app-specific passwords you have set up, so you will need to recreate them after regaining access.
Also Read: How to reset the Apple ID password
Also Read: How To Reset Apple ID Password Using Different Methods?
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