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MAC HIGH SIERRA TWITTER KEEPS ASKING FOR PASSWORD UPDATE
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I was not able to change this, I could only type in the "password" box.

MAC HIGH SIERRA TWITTER KEEPS ASKING FOR PASSWORD PASSWORD

The AppStore just keeps asking for the password over and over again.Īm I doing something wrong? Or is this a bug in MacOS SierraĪs a curiosity, first I was asked for the password of my wifes appleID. Whatever I do, I can not get the updating proscess started. However, instead of starting downloading the update, I am just again prompted to enter the password. I enter the correct (and Yes, I am sure it is the correct password for that AppleID). When I click "update", I am prompted to give the password for the Apple account the App was bought with (the same account as I am currently logged into the Mac AppStore with).

MAC HIGH SIERRA TWITTER KEEPS ASKING FOR PASSWORD UPDATE

There is now an update to one of my Apps (Twitter).

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