Still, I recommend making a backup save before proceeding. However, it will not delete any personal data. This includes erasing Wi-Fi passwords, Bluetooth devices, location settings, VPN configuration, keyboard settings, and much more. This process will reset your iPhone to its default configuration. Restart your iPhone, and the issue of your iPhone randomly asking for an iCloud password might no longer disturb you.
Enter a new (and secure) Apple ID password.Launch Settings and tap your Apple ID at the top of the screen.Enter your Apple ID, password, and follow the on-screen instructions. Open Settings and tap Sign in to your iPhone.Toggle them on according to your preferences. You may choose to keep a copy of your Calendars, Contacts, and Keychain.Open Settings and tap the Apple ID banner at the top of the screen.After you’re done, your iPhone may stop asking for an Apple ID password randomly. Now restart your phone and re-enable these services by following the steps above. Now go back to Settings again and navigate to FaceTime.Temporarily switching iMessage and FaceTime off might work.
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