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1. #KIWI FOR GMAIL ADD ICLOUD ACCOUNT UPDATE#
2. #KIWI FOR GMAIL ADD ICLOUD ACCOUNT CODE#
3. #KIWI FOR GMAIL ADD ICLOUD ACCOUNT PASSWORD#

So, it just fails as if you had "rejected" the new ToS.Īs an aside, iOS 15 seems to be treating this secondary iCloud account a little bit more like the primary one now, as evidenced by the fact that you get a totally different view than before when you tap into it from the accounts pane. So, to summarize- I'm assuming that if you have not yet accepted the latest iCloud terms of service on that secondary account anywhere, the bug here is that iOS is unable to pop up that prompt when trying to add the account on a device that already has a primary icloud account. I just popped over to the new phone with the issue we are all having, and was finally able to add the secondary account without issue. After accepting, I didn't do anything else (again, didn't turn on Mail, or set up icloud storage, or anything). But then I got the prompts to review and accept the new iCloud terms of service. When tapping into it to check the settings on that other device, I had to re-authenticate and do 2FA (ok, no biggie). So no icloud storage or mail either on this account on any device. In that, I only used it for contacts (all other toggles disabled). Thanks to skuijper above, I also went to one of the other devices where the secondary account was already added.

#KIWI FOR GMAIL ADD ICLOUD ACCOUNT UPDATE#

Hopefully, Apple fixes this bug in an upcoming iOS update and we won’t have to jump through hoops to add a second iCloud account in Mail after that.Īlright folks, I think I figured it out :) The support agent escalated this issue to engineering and I have a case I can check to see if it’s been updated with a resolution.

#KIWI FOR GMAIL ADD ICLOUD ACCOUNT PASSWORD#

Now, once you have that new App Specific password, go back to Mail settings and use the App specific password for both the incoming and outgoing mail servers. Make sure you copy this password somewhere as once you leave the screen you won’t be able to see it again. Under settings there, create an App Specific password. Use a web browser and log into you secondary account’s AppleID.

You need to create an App Specific password under setting in you AppleID. Under username for each mail server, enter your iCloud name without the here’s the trick, under ‘Password’, entering you iCloud password here WILL NOT WORK. You’ll need to set up the mail servers manually.įor both, you’ll input the server addresses in the ‘Host Name’ field for each. When you go to set up the secondary iCloud account in the Mail settings, choose “Other” instead of the iCloud option. He escalated the issue as adding a second account is clearly something that was supported up until the newest iOS/iPadOS and is no longer working.īut…he DID provide a workaround that got it working for me. Copy this password (without the spaces) and enter this password when Outlook prompts you for a password.Ok, well I called Apple support again on Friday on this time got a senior advisor who actually understood what I was trying to do and what wasn’t working. In the Security section, under APP-SPECIFIC PASSWORDS, select Generate Password.Įnter a name for your password, such as Outlook, and select Create.Īpple will display an app password for you. Otherwise, turn on two-factor authentication.

#KIWI FOR GMAIL ADD ICLOUD ACCOUNT CODE#

If you've already turned on two-factor authentication, you'll receive a code on one of your devices. Go to the Apple ID website from your browser and enter your Apple ID and password. To obtain an app password for your iCloud email account, use the following steps: Please sign in using your application password. One way you'll know you need an app password is if you see the following message: 2-factor authentication is set up for your account. This is a different password than your regular email account password. To add your email account to Outlook, you’ll need an app password, also known as an application password. Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud, , and AOL accounts all use two-factor authentication to help verify that you’re the person trying to access your email account. If Outlook won’t accept your password and you know you’re using the password for your email account, you might have an email account that requires additional security. If prompted, enter your password again, then select OK > Finish to start using your email account in Outlook.

These steps are the same whether you're adding your first email account or additional email accounts to Outlook.Įnter your email address and click Connect.Įnter your name, email address, and password, and click Next.