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Tech / Re: iMac OS message on the Finder
« Last post by krissel on Today at 12:39:38 AM »This is a common situation. Running older OS or iOS versions will often bring up that window. When there is a change in agreements with software updates they want you to basically sign in again to accept the changes. Sometimes just signing out and back in is enough for a while. But eventually they may pester you possibly to make you update or make your password better as it may not follow new requirements or they just want to verify it is really you, etc.
Here are a few links to help:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251387692?sortBy=rank
https://support.apple.com/en-us/105023#:~:text=Because%20your%20Apple%20Account%20is,Account%20using%20two%2Dfactor%20authentication.
Here are a few links to help:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251387692?sortBy=rank
https://support.apple.com/en-us/105023#:~:text=Because%20your%20Apple%20Account%20is,Account%20using%20two%2Dfactor%20authentication.
I suggest that you never enter that kind of info into any unexpected dialog that pops up on any device. If you want/need to access your iCloud info, go directly to that space at Apple's website. Not sure what that looks like in your "System Settings" or "System Preferences" (depending on your OS version) [Privacy & Security