Apple ID suddenly pops up to log in to a different place. After rejection, the account is locked for security reasons. It can only be used after changing the password
by Poster
May 25, 2025
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The mobile phone suddenly popped up with a login request, and the location was in Nepal. After the rejection, the account was locked. After changing the password, it was used normally.
I have used sideload software, icloudpd, and installed icloud downloaded from the Microsoft Store in the enterprise version of windows before.
Not sure which link is going wrong
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Anonymous3843 May 25, 2025iPhone settings-top avatar-login and security-two-factor authentication, see if there are any unfamiliar numbers here
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Poster May 25, 2025@ Anonymous3843 No, there is an extra macbook in the device that was added when using sideload before. It has been kicked off. I don't know if this is the reason
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Anonymous3844 May 25, 2025It happened to me last night. I changed the code
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Anonymous8449 May 25, 2025Sideloaded software? What sideload software? There is no way to sign locally under win. Is it all remotely for you to log in, apply for a certificate signature and then send the package to you? That should be very risky
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Poster May 25, 2025@ Anonymous8449 OK, SideStore, should be an emulation xcode
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Anonymous3845 May 25, 2025I found that there was a Turkish login request in the morning, but I refused to log in. The account is not locked at present
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Anonymous3846 May 25, 2025I just encountered it, changed my password and forced all devices to quit.
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Anonymous8449 May 25, 2025@ Poster # 5 There is no simulated Xcode. win can only use iTunes to install signed packages, but there should be no way to pull the certificate/sign ipa locally. It is estimated that this part is the server
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Anonymous3847 May 25, 2025I also encountered it yesterday morning, at 6 o'clock in the morning. The location is also Nepal. At present, the password has been changed and all devices have been forced to quit.
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Anonymous355 May 26, 2025icloudpd skips secondary verification normally, the lock id should have nothing to do with this, it's a coincidence