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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1775543" data-attributes="member: 307555">Well I never did find the instructions on google or apple sites that accounted for the changes made in iOS 11. All I found was instructions for iOS 10.&nbsp; Since I had it set up a few iOS versions ago, I had to play with my phone until I found it.&nbsp; What I find strange is when I sign into iCloud, 2FA will pop up on the device I am on and ask if I will allow it. When I click &quot;allow&quot; then the verification number I need to type in appears on the device I am using to access my iCloud account. I also get a warning and verification number on every device I have listed in my trusted device list.&nbsp; SO - if the device I am using is on my trusted device list - why not just allow access without all the 2FA being necessary?&nbsp; Especially if the browser I am using has been used to access iCloud before?&nbsp; Just wondering. ;D Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1775543, member: 307555"] Well I never did find the instructions on google or apple sites that accounted for the changes made in iOS 11. All I found was instructions for iOS 10. Since I had it set up a few iOS versions ago, I had to play with my phone until I found it. What I find strange is when I sign into iCloud, 2FA will pop up on the device I am on and ask if I will allow it. When I click "allow" then the verification number I need to type in appears on the device I am using to access my iCloud account. I also get a warning and verification number on every device I have listed in my trusted device list. SO - if the device I am using is on my trusted device list - why not just allow access without all the 2FA being necessary? Especially if the browser I am using has been used to access iCloud before? Just wondering. ;D Lisa [/QUOTE]

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