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I just received a notification that reads: “New iCloud Terms and Conditions. To use iCloud on this iPad you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your iPad passcode.” I have been a long time Apple user (nearly 20 years) and never received a notification like this about iCloud before. Is this legitimate or could it be a scam/phishing attempt?
iPad Air, iPadOS 15
A family member of mine just got the same notification on her iPad right after clicking on a link sent in an e-mail under a friend's name, but the name was sent using a bizarre e-mail address, so presumably hacked and sent under that name. Right after clicking a link to "view four old photos" the notification popped up in her settings. Appears to be an attempt to get the user's iCloud password.
The same for me. On iPhone iOS 16.7.10
No e-mail, just a notification.
Open a text of conditions and ask to accept it.
I accept it but after I changed my password
New iCloud Terms and Conditions pop-up
