I recently separated from my wife and we used to share an Apple ID. Now I've created my own Apple ID, and while everything went well, I keep getting prompted once a day to enter the password for my old Apple ID. It's not a huge hassle since I can update my apps without needing that password, but I find it a bit frustrating. I've deleted all the old apps and redownloaded them. Any idea why this is happening?
3 Answers
You may have missed an app that was installed under your old account. When you share Apple IDs, it can lead to a lot of confusion. If it keeps bothering you, consider setting up your phone as new. Also, linking both accounts as a family could help.
It’s possible that you’re still logged in with your old Apple ID for services like iMessage or FaceTime, or maybe even Game Center. Double-check those settings to see if that's the case!
This could be a sign of a potential hack. Sometimes, prompts for old passwords can indicate someone is trying to access your account. Keep an eye on things. If it feels off, change your passwords.
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