Although Apple’s official status page is currently mum on the issue, many users right now are facing errors trying to log in to services that depend on the Apple ID

Although Apple’s official status page is currently mum on the issue, many users right now are facing errors trying to log in to services that depend on the Apple ID system. On social media, Apple users report being unable to sign in, verify their device or process payments.

9to5Mac has experienced the account login issue. Despite providing a valid email and password, the Apple ID backend simply reports an error that it cannot process the request at this time.

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