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• APPLE MAIL YAHOO KEEPS ASKING FOR PASSWORD VERIFICATION

Changing passwords multiple times puts you at risk of making some mistake and not being able to properly log on.

APPLE MAIL YAHOO KEEPS ASKING FOR PASSWORD VERIFICATION

But after that, as long as your password is complex enough to begin with, the above method should work when it's demanding a change.īTW, make sure your verification contact info is correct before you start the above. In that case, you need to "complexify" your password. NOTE: The above technique does not work if your password is too simple and Yahoo is demanding that you make it more complex. It's a minor pain, but (at least currently) it does work. After that you can change your password back to ALPHABETSOUP, and Yahoo will accept it. So for example if your original password is ALPHABETSOUP, and Yahoo is demanding that you change your password, you can change it to ALPHABETSOUP1 then ALPHABETSOUP2, ALPHABETSOUP3, ALPHABETSOUP4, and finally ALPHABETSOUP5. Here is the notification I get on my iPhone.

Once you enter the correct passcode or password, the new device dumps the passcode/password data from the set, instead generating and relying on a new pair of encryption keys, just like the other.

If you still get a user name or password error, contact your email provider or system administrator. Apple syncs this information to iCloud, and the setup process on the new device then pulls it down, prompting you to enter the passcode or password. To check your email address and password, sign in to your email provider's website. It is constantly asking me to retype my password every other day. If Mail asks you to enter a password for your email account, make sure that your password is correct. You can do this all in a single session, you don't need to logoff then logon in between password changes. I have been having problems recently with my iPhone's default mail client. Let us quickly move towards the solutions. Now, as you know, the reasons for Outlook asking for password repeatedly. Additionally, the credential Manager may have stored an incorrect password forcing Outlook not accepting password. Then the 6th time you can revert back to your original password. Poor connectivity can also lead Outlook keeps asking for password even though it is correct. The trick is to create 5 sequential temporary new passwords (they can differ from your previous password by as little as one character). Open Settings and tap the Apple ID banner at the top of the screen. After you’re done, your iPhone may stop asking for an Apple ID password randomly. But as long as you're willing to deal with the possible risk of keeping your existing password, there is a solution: Now restart your phone and re-enable these services by following the steps above. I have no idea if the required change was because of some specific threat or if Yahoo simply polls accounts that have kept the same password for too long (or it could simply be a random occurrence).