XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone
From: ithinkiam@gmail.com
Maria Sophia wrote:
> Tyrone wrote:
>> I am stunned. My head is spinning. I can't process this.
>
> Hi Tyrone,
>
> Happy New Year!
>
> Of course you "can't process this", because you've never tested iOS.
> I have.
>
> Every day, all day, my iPad asks me to sign in multiple times in a row.
> That's just a fact.
>
> It's not an opinion.
> It's how iOS works.
No it isn't. It's the way iOS works *for you*.
> You just don't see it because when it asks, you log in.
> But watch what happens when you do NOT log in.
>
> Note: You're already logged in. Keep that in mind. You never logged out.
> Yet, over time, Apple requires you to log in again. And again. And again.
Nope. Never happens here. Neither ipad nor iphone.
> Every iOS device in the world does this, Tyrone.
> You simply log in when it asks you to log in, so you don't remember it.
>
> But mine constantly asks me all day, every day, to log into my accounts.
> Even though I never logged out.
Clearly this is a you problem. Alan just gave an example where his device
only suggested once in a week.
> Every iOS device in the world would do that too, if you did what I did.
> Which you didn't do.
>
> Because you're not testing how iOS actually works, Tyrone.
> I am.
>
> Try this to better understand how iOS actually works:
> 1. Initialize your iOS device on Apple's mothership tracking servers.
> 2. Then create an Apple Account (Apple ID) on other mothership servers.
> 3. Do the normal Apple-specific login steps (iCloud mail, App Store, etc.)
>
> Then... wait... wait... wait...
>
> Just wait.
> That's all.
>
> Wait.
>
> Watch what happens.
> Only after you do that "can" you begin to understand how iOS works.
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