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   >  (I have millions of these over time simply because it's how iOS works.)   
      
   What's in support of this question is Chris just now made up the absurd   
   excuse that he doesn't know what his password is, so, to him, that negates   
   everything in Apple's own documentation about tokens expiring.   
      
    From: Chris    
    Newsgroups: misc.phone.mobile.iphone,comp.sys.mac.advocacy   
    Subject: Re: Why does iOS ask for your passwd even though you never logged   
   out?   
    Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2026 15:44:04 -0000 (UTC)   
    Message-ID: <10jlv04$ome3$1@dont-email.me>   
      
   That wasn't the only excuse for denying Apple's own documented tokenization   
   mechanisms in that post, because Chris echoed the same absurd Alan Baker   
   excuse that I need to provide a screenshot for every day in my life that   
   this happens. Many times a day. Usually right after I open the iPad.   
      
   Note that would be every day, all day, since it's actually how iOS works.   
    Apple Identity Services:   
       
      
    iCloud authentication and tokens:   
       
      
    App Store authentication:   
       
      
    iMessage and FaceTime activation:   
       
      
    Activation Lock and device activation tokens:   
       
   etc.   
   --   
   Why can nobody get Apple religious zealots to read Apple's documenation,   
   which they instantly deny using the first absurd excuse they can think of.   
      
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