Two-step verification can block Apple ID in iOS 10 beta 2

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When every time a new version of a software is released in the testing phase we say that we do not recommend its installation unless we are developers or know what we are facing, we say it for something. Most likely, we will suffer small or not so small unexpected problems. Apple released on Monday iOS beta 10 2 and arrives with a possible failure related to the two step verification.

A small number of users who have installed the second beta of iOS 10 and have two-step verification turned on have reported that their Apple accounts have been locked and they cannot reset their password. Apple already knows the existence of the failure and confirmed that the problem is due to XNUMX-Step Verification, but at this time they do not have a solution for those users to be able to use their Apple IDs again.

Two-Step Verification May Cause Problems in iOS 10 Beta 2

Apple told one user that the problem could be on a server used by beta software or could be a bugs of the new version. Since it is not entirely clear what is happening, it may be a good idea to disable two-step verification if we are using the second beta of iOS 10, although if we have not already experienced the failure, we remember that iOS 10 beta 2 is available since Tuesday, July 5 (since yesterday the public beta), we will probably no longer experience it.

With this problem we have to take into account two things: the first is that yes, it is a very annoying and serious failure. On the other hand, we are talking about a beta version that, although it is already publicly available, is only going for its second version. And, if you are suffering from this or another annoying problem, you cannot say that we had not warned.