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Click Change Password… to finalize the process.

Next, enter your new Password and confirm it

Provide your current Apple ID Password.

Scroll for the Security section and tap on Change Password….

If two-factor authentication is enabled, confirm the log-in on your iPhone and enter the verification code to sign in.

Log-in with your Apple ID credentials.

If you don’t own a Mac you can also change your Apple ID credentials from the web interface, with the help of the iOS Safari web browser:

Type the new Apple ID password and confirm it.

Enter the password that you use to unlock your Mac (the equivalent of the iPhone passcode).

Click on Apple ID, available in the top-right corner.(Using Launchpad or the Apple Menu available in the top-left corner) If this doesn’t help your workaround is to change your Apple ID password from your Mac, or any other device (iPhone included) via the Apple ID web app. A reboot could flush some glitches that could cause this problem. To fix it you can attempt to force restart your iPhone. iOS 14 doesn’t seem to be able to recognize the Passcode even if users double and triple-check that their providing the correct number string. The glitch tackled in this article occurs at step 5. Type the new password for Apple ID and confirm it. Enter your current iPhone passcode, the one that you’re currently using to unlock your device when Face ID isn’t working. Tap on your Apple ID available at the top of the home page. This happens when they enter their iPhone passcode, at the ‘Enter iPhone passcode’ stage.Īpparently, the same Passcode works when the user returns to the lock screen and attempts to unlock the device, but the identical string isn’t validated in the Settings app.

Users report that they’re attempting to change their Apple ID password, in the iOS Settings app and they’re prompted with the ‘wrong passcode’ message over and over again until the ‘too many failed attempts’ message prevents them to try again. The latest bug fix request received from our readers informs us that a glitch is preventing iOS 14.0.1 from recognizing the iPhone Passcode during the Apple ID password changing process.