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Your Apple ID and all Apple services are designed from the ground up to protect your privacy. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better. When we do collect data, we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices.

An Apple ID is the personal account you use to access Apple services like iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, and FaceTime, and to access your content across all your devices and the web. Your Apple ID includes the information you use to sign in, as well as all the contact, payment, and security details, such as trusted phone numbers or security questions that you use across Apple services. Apple retains your device’s name, serial number, and other hardware identifiers to provide you with better service and support, including as a convenience to display the warranty status of your device and to check your eligibility for service offers when you activate a device. You can edit your Apple ID information and view a list of your devices on your Apple ID account page at appleid.apple.com.

When you sign in with your Apple ID you will enable services such as iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, FaceTime, and Find My on this iPod. Your Apple ID account information will be used with each service and certain data from your device, including your contacts, calendars, photos, documents, health, activity, Safari tabs, and other app data, will be sent to Apple to store and back up on your behalf.

iCloud and Privacy

Signing in to iCloud

When you use iCloud, certain data you store on your device will be automatically sent to and stored by Apple. This allows you to access your data on all your iCloud-enabled devices or computers (“devices”) automatically. This data may include:

• Contacts
• Calendars
• Reminders
• Bookmarks
• Safari tabs
• Health data
• Home data
• Notes
• Photos
• Documents
• Wallet data
• Keychain and passwords
• Device and account settings
• Data from third-party apps that use iCloud

iCloud Backup is also enabled to help ensure you have a current backup of the data on your device in case you need to replace or restore it.

You can adjust which iCloud features are enabled and what data is sent to iCloud from Settings on your device at any time.

iCloud Data Security

iCloud protects your information by encrypting it when it’s in transit, storing it in iCloud in an encrypted format, and using secure tokens for authentication. For certain information, Apple uses end-to-end encryption. This means that, by design, only you can access this information, and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information. For more information on iCloud Data Security, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT202303.

In some cases, your iCloud data may be stored using third-party partners’ servers; however, Apple never provides encryption keys to any third parties.

iCloud Keychain

iCloud Keychain keeps your Safari website usernames and passwords, credit card information, and Wi-Fi network information up to date and available across all your devices. It can also store the account information you use for Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Messages, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other internet accounts and automatically add this information to all of your devices.

iCloud Keychain uses end-to-end encryption and is designed so that only you can access this information and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access your iCloud keychain data. You can choose to turn off iCloud Keychain in your iCloud settings at any time.

iCloud Backup

When you use iCloud Backup, your backup may include photos, videos, messages (iMessage, SMS, and MMS), Health and other app data, location settings (such as location-based reminders that you have set up), Visual Voicemail, device settings, device characteristics, and other data from your iOS or iPadOS device depending on your Settings.

You can stop iCloud from backing up your app data for a particular app by going to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Manage Storage > Backups, selecting the iOS or iPadOS device you’re on in the Backups section, and tapping to turn off the apps for which you’d like to disable backup.

You can turn off iCloud Backup entirely from iCloud settings and use Finder (macOS Catalina 10.15 or later) or iTunes (macOS Mojave 10.14 or earlier) to back up your iOS or iPadOS device to your computer. To completely remove your backup data from iCloud, you can delete your individual backups before turning off iCloud Backup. Otherwise, the backup data will be retained for up to 180 days.

Sharing Data with iCloud

If you use iCloud to share files either publicly or privately in Notes, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and certain third-party apps, Apple will store and have access to the shared file. Your first and last name associated with your account and the file name will be available to anyone who has access to the sharing link, regardless of whether your share is private or public. The identities of private share participants will not be made available to anyone who has not been invited to and accepted the private share.

iCloud and Apps

Some apps use iCloud to store data and content you provide to the app, so you can access the data across all your iCloud-enabled devices. The app may choose to store some or all of your data in iCloud. Third-party apps can request to look you up, so that other users of that application can see your first and last name when they search by Apple ID.

You can stop an app from storing data in iCloud by turning off its access to iCloud. To do so, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud, and tap to turn off apps shown in Apps Using iCloud.

Find My

When you sign in and enable iCloud on your device, certain features of Find My are enabled automatically. These include participation in the Find My network, a crowdsourced network of Apple devices that helps find missing devices or compatible items as described below, and the ability to play a sound on your device, remotely lock and display a message on it, or remotely erase it. You also will receive notifications if you are separated from your supported devices and items. Your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, and certain Macs will be protected with Activation Lock, and cannot be erased and reactivated without your password. For more information, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT208987. Enabling Find My on your iPhone will automatically enable it on any paired Apple Watch. You can also separately enable Find My network for an Apple Watch, which will enable it on your paired iPhone.

When you use Find My, your device’s location, as well as information about your device and your account will be sent to and retained by Apple so we can provide you with the service. Your device’s location is sent to Apple only if you, or a Family Sharing group member you have chosen to share your device’s location with, actively request the location of a device or accessory. Apple retains location information and makes it accessible to you for 24 hours, after which it is deleted. When you have Location Services enabled, you can also choose to share your device’s current location using Share My Location. If you use this feature and both the device used for your location and the friend’s device you are sharing your location with are running iOS 15 or later, your location will be updated automatically using end-to-end encryption. When the device used for your location or your friend’s device is running an earlier operating system version, your location is sent to Apple if it is actively requested by a friend you are sharing with, and is retained for two hours, after which it is deleted. Share My Location is enabled only when you actively choose to share your location with someone else.

Find My can help you locate your devices on a map if you have enabled Location Services. If you choose to enable the Send Last Location feature, your device’s last known location will be automatically sent to Apple any time your device’s battery reaches a critically low level.

Find My can use the Find My network to help find devices even if they are not connected to the internet and, for supported devices, even if they are turned off or erased. Devices in the Find My network use Bluetooth wireless technology to detect missing devices or compatible items nearby, including AirTags and compatible third-party products registered to your Apple ID, and report their approximate location back to the owner. If a device is turned off or erased, that location is also visible to members of the owner’s Family Sharing group with whom they have chosen to share the location. The interaction is end-to-end encrypted, and Apple cannot see the location of any offline device or reporting device. When your device participates in the Find My network it can both be located by the network and anonymously help locate other missing devices. You can choose to have your iOS or iPadOS device not participate in the Find My network by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to disable Find My network. You can choose to have your Mac not participate in the Find My network by going to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, clicking Options next to Find My Mac, and turning off Find My network. For more information on AirTags and compatible third-party products, including instructions on adding these products to Find My and registering them to your Apple ID, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT211331.

You can turn off Find My and Activation Lock on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to turn off Find My [device]. On your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud and deselect Find My Mac in the list of Apps on this Mac using iCloud, or on your PC, open iTunes. 

If you choose to receive notifications when you are separated from supported devices and items, your device will suggest locations where you will not receive notifications, such as your home or work. These locations are stored in a way that cannot be read by Apple. You can also turn off separation notifications in the Find My app on iOS or iPadOS by tapping “Devices” or “Items,” tapping a device or item, tapping Notify When Left Behind, then tapping to turn off Notify When Left Behind. In the Find My app on a Mac, click “Devices” or “Items,” select a device or item, click the Info button on the map, then turn off Notify When Left Behind.

Apple Services That Require iCloud

To use Apple services like Apple Pay, Activity sharing, Home, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and Unlock with Apple Watch, you must be signed in to iCloud on your device. Apple uses your iCloud plan to verify your eligibility to set up and use Secure Camera Recording in the Home app. Apple can’t access the content of your camera recordings. You do not need to use all iCloud features and can turn off any iCloud features you don’t want to use in iCloud settings on your device.

Signing Out of iCloud

If you want to stop using iCloud on your iOS or iPadOS device and any paired Apple Watch, you can sign out of iCloud by going to Settings > [your name] and tapping Sign Out. To stop using iCloud on your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > Overview and sign out of iCloud. Your Apple ID password may be required.

Communicating with You

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about iCloud and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you, including Apple One. Your device serial number may be used to check eligibility for service offers. If you are in a Family Sharing group, Apple may send you communications about products, services, and offers available to you through Family Sharing. If you purchase an Apple One subscription, we may send you communications about the features of each of the services for which you have subscribed. 

Email Marketing
You may receive these communications by email, if you consent to receive email marketing. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com, or on iOS or iPadOS by going to Settings > [your name] > Name, Phone Numbers, Email. 

Push Notifications
You may also receive these communications by push notification. To update your notification preferences or to opt out of notifications on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications.

Family Sharing

Family Sharing lets you share certain content, location, subscriptions and screen usage information among family members; the family organizer can choose which shared features to enable. If Family Sharing is enabled for Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, or Apple News+, family members will continue to sign in to each service using their own Apple IDs, keeping their individual libraries and recommendations private, while taking advantage of the family plan. Similarly, enabling Family Sharing for iCloud storage gives each family member access to the family storage plan, while keeping individual accounts and files separate.

If Purchase Sharing is enabled, members of your family will automatically be able to access many of your past and future App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music purchases, unless you choose to hide those purchases. To hide purchases, you can hide individual iTunes, Apple Books, and App Store purchases, or disable Share My Purchases within your personal Family Sharing settings; the family organizer will continue to receive receipts for purchases made in the App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music even if you have hidden your purchases.

If you choose to share your location with your family, all family members will automatically be able to see the location of all your devices in the Find My app so they can help you locate a missing device or see your current location on a map. You can manage or turn off location sharing with individual family members in Find My settings on your device.

If you are the family organizer and enable Screen Time for Family, you will be able to view certain information about your family’s device usage. The family organizer can also choose to set Screen Time limits for the Family, which will be automatically enforced for children. The family organizer can grant permission to family members to view Screen Time information for other family members.

iMessage and FaceTime

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your iPod, you will be signed in to iMessage and FaceTime automatically. Your Apple ID or phone numbers will be shown to the people you contact, and people can reach you using your Apple ID, and email addresses or phone numbers on your account. You can learn more about iMessage and FaceTime and Privacy by going to Settings > Messages and tapping About iMessage and FaceTime & Privacy.

iTunes and App Store and Music

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your iPod, you will be signed in to the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Music automatically so that you can make purchases or begin using Apple Music quickly and easily. Any purchases you choose to make will be recorded in our systems so you can redownload them at any time. If you use Apple Music, your listening history may be retained and used to help provide personalized recommendations in Listen Now. You can choose not to share your listening history from Apple Music settings.

If iTunes Match is available in your region and you use iTunes Match, iCloud will collect information about media in your iTunes library, and either match media to songs currently available in the iTunes Store or upload songs that cannot be matched, after which those songs can be accessed by your eligible devices.

Payment Methods, Gift Cards, and Adding Funds to Apple ID Balance

To make purchases from App Store, iTunes, Music, and more, you must add a valid payment method to your Apple ID. To add a payment method on iOS, go to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping, tap Add Payment Method, and add relevant payment details. You may add payment details by manually entering information or taking a picture of your payment card. If you choose to add payment details by taking a picture of your payment card, your device will pull the relevant information from the image to populate the required fields; the image will not be seen or stored by Apple. Apple collects and stores the payment method details that you provide, including account number and expiration date, to carry out your purchases, comply with law, and to prevent fraud. You may also provide Apple with a billing and shipping address, which may be used for marketing and analytics purposes, as well as to comply with law and prevent fraud.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

If you have enabled Apple Pay, Apple will also check whether any Apple Pay payment methods are eligible to be added as a payment method on file to your Apple ID and display those payment methods below Found in Wallet. When you conduct a transaction with your Apple ID, Apple may also check whether any Apple ID payment methods on file are eligible for Apple Pay. If so, to help safeguard your payment information, Apple may enable Apple Pay for that payment method. You can modify your payment methods at any time by going to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping.

You may purchase an Apple gift card using a payment method associated with your Apple ID and share the gift card with a recipient by providing Apple with their email address, your name, and the gift card amount. You may also enter a message if you so choose. Apple will use recipient information for purposes of gift card sales and redemptions, to comply with law, and to prevent fraud.

You may also redeem an Apple gift card by applying the gift card value to your Apple ID balance. When you redeem an Apple gift card, information about the gift card will be associated with your Apple ID balance and may be used by Apple to comply with law and to prevent fraud. Certain information about your gift card redemption, such as the number of gift cards that you have redeemed, may also be used to personalize your redemption experience and communications from Apple to you. You may opt out of use of gift card information for personalization by going to iTunes Store, scrolling to the bottom, tapping Apple ID > View Apple ID and tapping to turn off Personalized Recommendations.

You may add funds directly to your Apple ID balance using your payment method on file. When you add funds to your Apple ID balance you may have the option to set automatic amount or time intervals for recurring funds increases. When you set up automatic funds increases you will receive communications from Apple on your device or by email concerning your balance or recurring funds increases (for example confirmation notices, receipts, and reminders once you’ve enrolled). You can update or stop the automatic funds increases at any time in your Apple ID account settings. 

To improve your experience with payment methods, gift cards, and adding funds to your Apple ID account, Apple may collect certain data about your interactions, including your clicks and taps, with your Apple ID account payment settings.

Usage Data

We also collect data on your use of iCloud to provide and improve the quality of the service. To help address customer issues if they arise, some of this data may be associated with your Apple ID. We may use your IP address to determine the city and country from which you are accessing the service, but we do not retain it.

Data Retention

Where you make a purchase such as a subscription, we retain personal information associated with your purchase for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We may also retain a record of your interactions with iCloud-related services. These records are typically stored for 30 days but may be stored for up to three years in an aggregated form, unless we are required by law or legal process to store them for a longer period.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Your Apple ID and all Apple services are designed from the ground up to protect your privacy. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better. When we do collect data, we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices.

An Apple ID is the personal account you use to access Apple services like iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, and FaceTime, and to access your content across all your devices and the web. Your Apple ID includes the information you use to sign in, as well as all the contact, payment, and security details, such as trusted phone numbers or security questions that you use across Apple services. Apple retains your device’s name, serial number, and other hardware identifiers to provide you with better service and support, including as a convenience to display the warranty status of your device and to check your eligibility for service offers when you activate a device. You can edit your Apple ID information and view a list of your devices on your Apple ID account page at appleid.apple.com.

When you sign in with your Apple ID you will enable services such as iCloud, the iTunes Store, the App Store, iMessage, FaceTime, and Find My on this iPod. Your Apple ID account information will be used with each service and certain data from your device, including your contacts, calendars, photos, documents, health, activity, Safari tabs, and other app data, will be sent to Apple to store and back up on your behalf.

iCloud and Privacy

Signing in to iCloud

When you use iCloud, certain data you store on your device will be automatically sent to and stored by Apple. This allows you to access your data on all your iCloud-enabled devices or computers (“devices”) automatically. This data may include:

• Contacts
• Calendars
• Reminders
• Bookmarks
• Safari tabs
• Health data
• Home data
• Notes
• Photos
• Documents
• Wallet data
• Keychain and passwords
• Device and account settings
• Data from third-party apps that use iCloud

iCloud Backup is also enabled to help ensure you have a current backup of the data on your device in case you need to replace or restore it.

You can adjust which iCloud features are enabled and what data is sent to iCloud from Settings on your device at any time.

iCloud Data Security

iCloud protects your information by encrypting it when it’s in transit, storing it in iCloud in an encrypted format, and using secure tokens for authentication. For certain information, Apple uses end-to-end encryption. This means that, by design, only you can access this information, and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information. For more information on iCloud Data Security, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT202303.

In some cases, your iCloud data may be stored using third-party partners’ servers; however, Apple never provides encryption keys to any third parties.

iCloud Keychain

iCloud Keychain keeps your Safari website usernames and passwords, credit card information, and WLAN network information up to date and available across all your devices. It can also store the account information you use for Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Messages, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other internet accounts and automatically add this information to all of your devices.

iCloud Keychain uses end-to-end encryption and is designed so that only you can access this information and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access your iCloud keychain data. You can choose to turn off iCloud Keychain in your iCloud settings at any time.

iCloud Backup

When you use iCloud Backup, your backup may include photos, videos, messages (iMessage, SMS, and MMS), Health and other app data, location settings (such as location-based reminders that you have set up), Visual Voicemail, device settings, device characteristics, and other data from your iOS or iPadOS device depending on your Settings.

You can stop iCloud from backing up your app data for a particular app by going to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Manage Storage > Backups, selecting the iOS or iPadOS device you’re on in the Backups section, and tapping to turn off the apps for which you’d like to disable backup.

You can turn off iCloud Backup entirely from iCloud settings and use Finder (macOS Catalina 10.15 or later) or iTunes (macOS Mojave 10.14 or earlier) to back up your iOS or iPadOS device to your computer. To completely remove your backup data from iCloud, you can delete your individual backups before turning off iCloud Backup. Otherwise, the backup data will be retained for up to 180 days.

Sharing Data with iCloud

If you use iCloud to share files either publicly or privately in Notes, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and certain third-party apps, Apple will store and have access to the shared file. Your first and last name associated with your account and the file name will be available to anyone who has access to the sharing link, regardless of whether your share is private or public. The identities of private share participants will not be made available to anyone who has not been invited to and accepted the private share.

iCloud and Apps

Some apps use iCloud to store data and content you provide to the app, so you can access the data across all your iCloud-enabled devices. The app may choose to store some or all of your data in iCloud. Third-party apps can request to look you up, so that other users of that application can see your first and last name when they search by Apple ID.

You can stop an app from storing data in iCloud by turning off its access to iCloud. To do so, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud, and tap to turn off apps shown in Apps Using iCloud.

Find My

When you sign in and enable iCloud on your device, certain features of Find My are enabled automatically. These include participation in the Find My network, a crowdsourced network of Apple devices that helps find missing devices or compatible items as described below, and the ability to play a sound on your device, remotely lock and display a message on it, or remotely erase it. You also will receive notifications if you are separated from your supported devices and items. Your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, and certain Macs will be protected with Activation Lock, and cannot be erased and reactivated without your password. For more information, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT208987. Enabling Find My on your iPhone will automatically enable it on any paired Apple Watch. You can also separately enable Find My network for an Apple Watch, which will enable it on your paired iPhone.

When you use Find My, your device’s location, as well as information about your device and your account will be sent to and retained by Apple so we can provide you with the service. Your device’s location is sent to Apple only if you, or a Family Sharing group member you have chosen to share your device’s location with, actively request the location of a device or accessory. Apple retains location information and makes it accessible to you for 24 hours, after which it is deleted. When you have Location Services enabled, you can also choose to share your device’s current location using Share My Location. If you use this feature and both the device used for your location and the friend’s device you are sharing your location with are running iOS 15 or later, your location will be updated automatically using end-to-end encryption. When the device used for your location or your friend’s device is running an earlier operating system version, your location is sent to Apple if it is actively requested by a friend you are sharing with, and is retained for two hours, after which it is deleted. Share My Location is enabled only when you actively choose to share your location with someone else.

Find My can help you locate your devices on a map if you have enabled Location Services. If you choose to enable the Send Last Location feature, your device’s last known location will be automatically sent to Apple any time your device’s battery reaches a critically low level.

Find My can use the Find My network to help find devices even if they are not connected to the internet and, for supported devices, even if they are turned off or erased. Devices in the Find My network use Bluetooth wireless technology to detect missing devices or compatible items nearby, including AirTags and compatible third-party products registered to your Apple ID, and report their approximate location back to the owner. If a device is turned off or erased, that location is also visible to members of the owner’s Family Sharing group with whom they have chosen to share the location. The interaction is end-to-end encrypted, and Apple cannot see the location of any offline device or reporting device. When your device participates in the Find My network it can both be located by the network and anonymously help locate other missing devices. You can choose to have your iOS or iPadOS device not participate in the Find My network by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to disable Find My network. You can choose to have your Mac not participate in the Find My network by going to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, clicking Options next to Find My Mac, and turning off Find My network. For more information on AirTags and compatible third-party products, including instructions on adding these products to Find My and registering them to your Apple ID, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT211331.

You can turn off Find My and Activation Lock on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to turn off Find My [device]. On your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud and deselect Find My Mac in the list of Apps on this Mac using iCloud, or on your PC, open iTunes.

If you choose to receive notifications when you are separated from supported devices and items, your device will suggest locations where you will not receive notifications, such as your home or work. These locations are stored in a way that cannot be read by Apple. You can also turn off separation notifications in the Find My app on iOS or iPadOS by tapping “Devices” or “Items,” tapping a device or item, tapping Notify When Left Behind, then tapping to turn off Notify When Left Behind. In the Find My app on a Mac, click “Devices” or “Items,” select a device or item, click the Info button on the map, then turn off Notify When Left Behind.

Apple Services That Require iCloud

To use Apple services like Apple Pay, Activity sharing, Home, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and Unlock with Apple Watch, you must be signed in to iCloud on your device. Apple uses your iCloud plan to verify your eligibility to set up and use Secure Camera Recording in the Home app. Apple can’t access the content of your camera recordings. You do not need to use all iCloud features and can turn off any iCloud features you don’t want to use in iCloud settings on your device.

Signing Out of iCloud

If you want to stop using iCloud on your iOS or iPadOS device and any paired Apple Watch, you can sign out of iCloud by going to Settings > [your name] and tapping Sign Out. To stop using iCloud on your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > Overview and sign out of iCloud. Your Apple ID password may be required.

Communicating with You

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about iCloud and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you, including Apple One. Your device serial number may be used to check eligibility for service offers. If you are in a Family Sharing group, Apple may send you communications about products, services, and offers available to you through Family Sharing. If you purchase an Apple One subscription, we may send you communications about the features of each of the services for which you have subscribed. 

Email Marketing
You may receive these communications by email, if you consent to receive email marketing. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com, or on iOS or iPadOS by going to Settings > [your name] > Name, Phone Numbers, Email.

Push Notifications
You may also receive these communications by push notification. To update your notification preferences or to opt out of notifications on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications.

Family Sharing

Family Sharing lets you share certain content, location, subscriptions and screen usage information among family members; the family organizer can choose which shared features to enable. If Family Sharing is enabled for Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, or Apple News+, family members will continue to sign in to each service using their own Apple IDs, keeping their individual libraries and recommendations private, while taking advantage of the family plan. Similarly, enabling Family Sharing for iCloud storage gives each family member access to the family storage plan, while keeping individual accounts and files separate.

If Purchase Sharing is enabled, members of your family will automatically be able to access many of your past and future App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music purchases, unless you choose to hide those purchases. To hide purchases, you can hide individual iTunes, Apple Books, and App Store purchases, or disable Share My Purchases within your personal Family Sharing settings; the family organizer will continue to receive receipts for purchases made in the App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music even if you have hidden your purchases.

If you choose to share your location with your family, all family members will automatically be able to see the location of all your devices in the Find My app so they can help you locate a missing device or see your current location on a map. You can manage or turn off location sharing with individual family members in Find My settings on your device.

If you are the family organizer and enable Screen Time for Family, you will be able to view certain information about your family’s device usage. The family organizer can also choose to set Screen Time limits for the Family, which will be automatically enforced for children. The family organizer can grant permission to family members to view Screen Time information for other family members.

iMessage and FaceTime

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your iPod, you will be signed in to iMessage and FaceTime automatically. Your Apple ID or phone numbers will be shown to the people you contact, and people can reach you using your Apple ID, and email addresses or phone numbers on your account. You can learn more about iMessage and FaceTime and Privacy by going to Settings > Messages and tapping About iMessage and FaceTime & Privacy.

iTunes and App Store and Music

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your iPod, you will be signed in to the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Music automatically so that you can make purchases or begin using Apple Music quickly and easily. Any purchases you choose to make will be recorded in our systems so you can redownload them at any time. If you use Apple Music, your listening history may be retained and used to help provide personalized recommendations in Listen Now. You can choose not to share your listening history from Apple Music settings.

If iTunes Match is available in your region and you use iTunes Match, iCloud will collect information about media in your iTunes library, and either match media to songs currently available in the iTunes Store or upload songs that cannot be matched, after which those songs can be accessed by your eligible devices.

Payment Methods, Gift Cards, and Adding Funds to Apple ID Balance

To make purchases from App Store, iTunes, Music, and more, you must add a valid payment method to your Apple ID. To add a payment method on iOS, go to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping, tap Add Payment Method, and add relevant payment details. You may add payment details by manually entering information or taking a picture of your payment card. If you choose to add payment details by taking a picture of your payment card, your device will pull the relevant information from the image to populate the required fields; the image will not be seen or stored by Apple. Apple collects and stores the payment method details that you provide, including account number and expiration date, to carry out your purchases, comply with law, and to prevent fraud. You may also provide Apple with a billing and shipping address, which may be used for marketing and analytics purposes, as well as to comply with law and prevent fraud.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

If you have enabled Apple Pay, Apple will also check whether any Apple Pay payment methods are eligible to be added as a payment method on file to your Apple ID and display those payment methods below Found in Wallet. When you conduct a transaction with your Apple ID, Apple may also check whether any Apple ID payment methods on file are eligible for Apple Pay. If so, to help safeguard your payment information, Apple may enable Apple Pay for that payment method. You can modify your payment methods at any time by going to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping.

You may purchase an Apple gift card using a payment method associated with your Apple ID and share the gift card with a recipient by providing Apple with their email address, your name, and the gift card amount. You may also enter a message if you so choose. Apple will use recipient information for purposes of gift card sales and redemptions, to comply with law, and to prevent fraud.

You may also redeem an Apple gift card by applying the gift card value to your Apple ID balance. When you redeem an Apple gift card, information about the gift card will be associated with your Apple ID balance and may be used by Apple to comply with law and to prevent fraud. Certain information about your gift card redemption, such as the number of gift cards that you have redeemed, may also be used to personalize your redemption experience and communications from Apple to you. You may opt out of use of gift card information for personalization by going to iTunes Store, scrolling to the bottom, tapping Apple ID > View Apple ID and tapping to turn off Personalized Recommendations.

You may add funds directly to your Apple ID balance using your payment method on file. When you add funds to your Apple ID balance you may have the option to set automatic amount or time intervals for recurring funds increases. When you set up automatic funds increases you will receive communications from Apple on your device or by email concerning your balance or recurring funds increases (for example confirmation notices, receipts, and reminders once you’ve enrolled). You can update or stop the automatic funds increases at any time in your Apple ID account settings.

Usage Data

We also collect data on your use of iCloud to provide and improve the quality of the service. To help address customer issues if they arise, some of this data may be associated with your Apple ID. We may use your IP address to determine the city and country from which you are accessing the service, but we do not retain it.

Data Retention

Where you make a purchase such as a subscription, we retain personal information associated with your purchase for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We may also retain a record of your interactions with iCloud-related services. These records are typically stored for 30 days but may be stored for up to three years in an aggregated form, unless we are required by law or legal process to store them for a longer period.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Your Apple ID and all Apple services are designed from the ground up to protect your privacy. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better. When we do collect data, we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices.

An Apple ID is the personal account you use to access Apple services like iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, and FaceTime, and to access your content across all your devices and the web. Your Apple ID includes the information you use to sign in, as well as all the contact, payment, and security details, such as trusted phone numbers or security questions that you use across Apple services. Apple retains your device’s name, serial number, and other hardware identifiers to provide you with better service and support, including as a convenience to display the warranty status of your device and to check your eligibility for service offers when you activate a device. You can edit your Apple ID information and view a list of your devices on your Apple ID account page at appleid.apple.com.

When you sign in with your Apple ID you will enable services such as iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, FaceTime, and Find My on this Mac. Your Apple ID account information will be used with each service and certain data from your device, including your contacts, calendars, photos, documents, health, activity, Safari tabs, and other app data, will be sent to Apple to store and back up on your behalf.

iCloud and Privacy

Signing in to iCloud

When you use iCloud, certain data you store on your device will be automatically sent to and stored by Apple. This allows you to access your data on all your iCloud-enabled devices or computers (“devices”) automatically. This data may include:

• Contacts
• Calendars
• Reminders
• Bookmarks
• Safari tabs
• Health data
• Home data
• Notes
• Photos
• Documents
• Wallet data
• Keychain and passwords
• Device and account settings
• Data from third-party apps that use iCloud

You can adjust which iCloud features are enabled and what data is sent to iCloud from Settings on your device at any time.

iCloud Data Security

iCloud protects your information by encrypting it when it’s in transit, storing it in iCloud in an encrypted format, and using secure tokens for authentication. For certain information, Apple uses end-to-end encryption. This means that, by design, only you can access this information, and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information. For more information on iCloud Data Security, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT202303.

In some cases, your iCloud data may be stored using third-party partners’ servers; however, Apple never provides encryption keys to any third parties.

iCloud Keychain

iCloud Keychain keeps your Safari website usernames and passwords, credit card information, and WLAN network information up to date and available across all your devices. It can also store the account information you use for Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Messages, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other internet accounts and automatically add this information to all of your devices.

iCloud Keychain uses end-to-end encryption and is designed so that only you can access this information and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access your iCloud keychain data. You can choose to turn off iCloud Keychain in your iCloud settings at any time.

Sharing Data with iCloud

If you use iCloud to share files either publicly or privately in Notes, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and certain third-party apps, Apple will store and have access to the shared file. Your first and last name associated with your account and the file name will be available to anyone who has access to the sharing link, regardless of whether your share is private or public. The identities of private share participants will not be made available to anyone who has not been invited to and accepted the private share.

iCloud and Apps

Some apps use iCloud to store data and content you provide to the app, so you can access the data across all your iCloud-enabled devices. The app may choose to store some or all of your data in iCloud. Third-party apps can request to look you up, so that other users of that application can see your first and last name when they search by Apple ID.

You can stop an app from storing data in iCloud by turning off its access to iCloud. To do so, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, and deselect the app in the list of Apps on this Mac using iCloud.

Find My

When you sign in and enable iCloud on your device, certain features of Find My are enabled automatically. These include participation in the Find My network, a crowdsourced network of Apple devices that helps find missing devices or compatible items as described below, and the ability to play a sound on your device, remotely lock and display a message on it, or remotely erase it. You also will receive notifications if you are separated from your supported devices and items. Your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, and certain Macs will be protected with Activation Lock, and cannot be erased and reactivated without your password. For more information, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT208987. Enabling Find My on your iPhone will automatically enable it on any paired Apple Watch. You can also separately enable Find My network for an Apple Watch, which will enable it on your paired iPhone.

When you use Find My, your device’s location, as well as information about your device and your account will be sent to and retained by Apple so we can provide you with the service. Your device’s location is sent to Apple only if you, or a Family Sharing group member you have chosen to share your device’s location with, actively request the location of a device or accessory. Apple retains location information and makes it accessible to you for 24 hours, after which it is deleted. When you have Location Services enabled, you can also choose to share your device’s current location using Share My Location. If you use this feature and both the device used for your location and the friend’s device you are sharing your location with are running iOS 15 or later, your location will be updated automatically using end-to-end encryption. When the device used for your location or your friend’s device is running an earlier operating system version, your location is sent to Apple if it is actively requested by a friend you are sharing with, and is retained for two hours, after which it is deleted. Find My and Share My Location are enabled only when you actively choose to share your location with someone else.

Find My can help you locate your devices on a map if you have enabled Location Services. If you choose to enable the Send Last Location feature, your device’s last known location will be automatically sent to Apple any time your device’s battery reaches a critically low level.

Find My can use the Find My network to help find devices even if they are not connected to the internet and, for supported devices, even if they are turned off or erased. Devices in the Find My network use Bluetooth wireless technology to detect missing devices or compatible items nearby, including AirTags and compatible third-party products registered to your Apple ID, and report their approximate location back to the owner. If a device is turned off or erased, that location is also visible to members of the owner’s Family Sharing group with whom they have chosen to share the location. The interaction is end-to-end encrypted, and Apple cannot see the location of any offline device or reporting device. When your device participates in the Find My network it can both be located by the network and anonymously help locate other missing devices. You can choose to have your iOS or iPadOS device not participate in the Find My network by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to disable Find My network. You can choose to have your Mac not participate in the Find My network by going to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, clicking Options next to Find My Mac, and turning off Find My network. For more information on AirTags and compatible third-party products, including instructions on adding these products to Find My and registering them to your Apple ID, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT211331.

You can turn off Find My and Activation Lock on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to turn off Find My [device]. On your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud and deselect Find My Mac in the list of Apps on this Mac using iCloud, or on your PC, open iTunes.

If you choose to receive notifications when you are separated from supported devices and items, your device will suggest locations where you will not receive notifications, such as your home or work. These locations are stored in a way that cannot be read by Apple. You can also turn off separation notifications in the Find My app on iOS or iPadOS by tapping “Devices” or “Items,” tapping a device or item, tapping Notify When Left Behind, then tapping to turn off Notify When Left Behind. In the Find My app on a Mac, click “Devices” or “Items,” select a device or item, click the Info button on the map, then turn off Notify When Left Behind.

Apple Services That Require iCloud

To use Apple services like Apple Pay, Activity sharing, Home, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and Unlock with Apple Watch, you must be signed in to iCloud on your device. Apple uses your iCloud plan to verify your eligibility to set up and use Secure Camera Recording in the Home app. Apple can’t access the content of your camera recordings. You do not need to use all iCloud features and can turn off any iCloud features you don’t want to use in iCloud settings on your device.

Signing Out of iCloud

If you want to stop using iCloud on your iOS or iPadOS device and any paired Apple Watch, you can sign out of iCloud by going to Settings > [your name] and tapping Sign Out. To stop using iCloud on your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > Overview and sign out of iCloud. Your Apple ID password may be required.

Communicating with You

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about iCloud and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you, including Apple One. Your device serial number may be used to check eligibility for service offers. If you are in a Family Sharing group, Apple may send you communications about products, services, and offers available to you through Family Sharing. If you purchase an Apple One subscription, we may send you communications about the features of each of the services for which you have subscribed. 

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You may receive these communications by email, if you consent to receive email marketing. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com, or on iOS or iPadOS by going to Settings > [your name] > Name, Phone Numbers, Email.

Push Notifications
You may also receive these communications by push notification. To update your notification preferences or to opt out of notifications on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications.

Family Sharing

Family Sharing lets you share certain content, location, subscriptions and screen usage information among family members; the family organizer can choose which shared features to enable. If Family Sharing is enabled for Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, or Apple News+, family members will continue to sign in to each service using their own Apple IDs, keeping their individual libraries and recommendations private, while taking advantage of the family plan. Similarly, enabling Family Sharing for iCloud storage gives each family member access to the family storage plan, while keeping individual accounts and files separate.

If Purchase Sharing is enabled, members of your family will automatically be able to access many of your past and future App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music purchases, unless you choose to hide those purchases. To hide purchases, you can hide individual iTunes, Apple Books, and App Store purchases, or disable Share My Purchases within your personal Family Sharing settings; the family organizer will continue to receive receipts for purchases made in the App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music even if you have hidden your purchases.

If you choose to share your location with your family, all family members will automatically be able to see the location of all your devices in the Find My app so they can help you locate a missing device or see your current location on a map. You can manage or turn off location sharing with individual family members in Find My settings on your device.

If you are the family organizer and enable Screen Time for Family, you will be able to view certain information about your family’s device usage. The family organizer can also choose to set Screen Time limits for the Family, which will be automatically enforced for children. The family organizer can grant permission to family members to view Screen Time information for other family members.

iMessage and FaceTime

iMessage is an Apple service that sends messages over WLAN or cellular connections to other iOS devices (with iOS 5 or later) or iPadOS devices, Mac computers (with OS X 10.8 or later), and Apple Watches. These messages don’t count against your messaging plan. Messages sent via iMessage can include photos, videos, and other information.

FaceTime is an Apple service that makes video or audio calls to someone who’s also using an Apple device, or audio calls using an Apple Watch. These calls don’t count against your cellular minutes.

We designed iMessage and FaceTime to use end-to-end encryption, so there’s no way for Apple to decrypt the content of your conversations when they are in transit between devices. When a passcode or password is set on your device, stored messages are encrypted on your device so that they can’t be accessed unless the device has been unlocked.

You can choose to automatically delete your iMessages from your device after 30 days or a year, or to keep them on your device forever. For your convenience, iMessages are backed up in iCloud and encrypted if you have either iCloud Backup or Messages in iCloud enabled. You can turn off both iCloud Backup and Messages in iCloud whenever you want. On iOS or iPadOS, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud. On Mac, open Messages, choose Messages > Preferences, select iMessage, and turn off Enable Messages in iCloud. We never store the content of FaceTime calls.

You can sign in to iMessage and FaceTime using your Apple ID, or just your phone number. If you sign in with your Apple ID on your device, you will be signed in to iMessage and FaceTime automatically. Your Apple ID or phone numbers will be shown to the people you contact, and people can reach you using your Apple ID, and email addresses or phone numbers on your account. You can select which phone numbers or email addresses you’d like to start new conversations from, and which phone numbers or email addresses you can receive messages and reply from, in iMessage and FaceTime settings. You can add and verify additional Reachable At information from your Apple ID account page.

Apple may record and store some information related to your use of iMessage and FaceTime to operate and improve Apple’s products and services:

• When you use iMessage and FaceTime, Apple may store information about your use of the services in a way that doesn’t identify you.

• iMessages that can’t be delivered may be held by Apple for up to 30 days for redelivery.

• Apple may record and store information about FaceTime calls, such as who was invited to a call, and your device’s network configurations, and store this information for up to 30 days. Apple doesn’t log whether your call was answered, and can’t access the content of your calls.

• Some apps on your device (including Messages and FaceTime) may communicate with Apple’s servers to determine if other people can be reached by iMessage or FaceTime. When this happens, Apple may store these phone numbers and email addresses associated with your account, for up to 30 days.

iTunes and App Store and Music

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your Mac, you will be signed in to the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Music automatically so that you can make purchases or begin using Apple Music quickly and easily. Any purchases you choose to make will be recorded in our systems so you can redownload them at any time. If you use Apple Music, your listening history may be retained and used to help provide personalized recommendations in Listen Now. You can choose not to share your listening history from Apple Music settings.

If iTunes Match is available in your region and you use iTunes Match, iCloud will collect information about media in your iTunes library, and either match media to songs currently available in the iTunes Store or upload songs that cannot be matched, after which those songs can be accessed by your eligible devices.

Payment Methods, Gift Cards, and Adding Funds to Apple ID Balance

To make purchases from App Store, iTunes, Music, and more, you must add a valid payment method to your Apple ID. To add a payment method on iOS, go to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping, tap Add Payment Method, and add relevant payment details. You may add payment details by manually entering information or taking a picture of your payment card. If you choose to add payment details by taking a picture of your payment card, your device will pull the relevant information from the image to populate the required fields; the image will not be seen or stored by Apple. Apple collects and stores the payment method details that you provide, including account number and expiration date, to carry out your purchases, comply with law, and to prevent fraud. You may also provide Apple with a billing and shipping address, which may be used for marketing and analytics purposes, as well as to comply with law and prevent fraud.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

If you have enabled Apple Pay, Apple will also check whether any Apple Pay payment methods are eligible to be added as a payment method on file to your Apple ID and display those payment methods below Found in Wallet. When you conduct a transaction with your Apple ID, Apple may also check whether any Apple ID payment methods on file are eligible for Apple Pay. If so, to help safeguard your payment information, Apple may enable Apple Pay for that payment method. You can modify your payment methods at any time by going to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping.

You may purchase an Apple gift card using a payment method associated with your Apple ID and share the gift card with a recipient by providing Apple with their email address, your name, and the gift card amount. You may also enter a message if you so choose. Apple will use recipient information for purposes of gift card sales and redemptions, to comply with law, and to prevent fraud.

You may also redeem an Apple gift card by applying the gift card value to your Apple ID balance. When you redeem an Apple gift card, information about the gift card will be associated with your Apple ID balance and may be used by Apple to comply with law and to prevent fraud. Certain information about your gift card redemption, such as the number of gift cards that you have redeemed, may also be used to personalize your redemption experience and communications from Apple to you. You may opt out of use of gift card information for personalization by going to iTunes Store, scrolling to the bottom, tapping Apple ID > View Apple ID and tapping to turn off Personalized Recommendations.

You may add funds directly to your Apple ID balance using your payment method on file. When you add funds to your Apple ID balance you may have the option to set automatic amount or time intervals for recurring funds increases. When you set up automatic funds increases you will receive communications from Apple on your device or by email concerning your balance or recurring funds increases (for example confirmation notices, receipts, and reminders once you’ve enrolled). You can update or stop the automatic funds increases at any time in your Apple ID account settings. 

To improve your experience with payment methods, gift cards, and adding funds to your Apple ID account, Apple may collect certain data about your interactions, including your clicks and taps, with your Apple ID account payment settings.

Usage Data

We also collect data on your use of iCloud to provide and improve the quality of the service. To help address customer issues if they arise, some of this data may be associated with your Apple ID. We may use your IP address to determine the city and country from which you are accessing the service, but we do not retain it.

Data Retention

Where you make a purchase such as a subscription, we retain personal information associated with your purchase for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We may also retain a record of your interactions with iCloud-related services. These records are typically stored for 30 days but may be stored for up to three years in an aggregated form, unless we are required by law or legal process to store them for a longer period.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Your Apple ID and all Apple services are designed from the ground up to protect your privacy. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better. When we do collect data, we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices.

An Apple ID is the personal account you use to access Apple services like iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, and FaceTime, and to access your content across all your devices and the web. Your Apple ID includes the information you use to sign in, as well as all the contact, payment, and security details, such as trusted phone numbers or security questions that you use across Apple services. Apple retains your device’s name, serial number, and other hardware identifiers to provide you with better service and support, including as a convenience to display the warranty status of your device and to check your eligibility for service offers when you activate a device. You can edit your Apple ID information and view a list of your devices on your Apple ID account page at appleid.apple.com.

When you sign in with your Apple ID you will enable services such as iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, FaceTime, and Find My on this Apple TV. Your Apple ID account information will be used with each service and certain data from your device, including your contacts, calendars, photos, documents, health, activity, Safari tabs, and other app data, will be sent to Apple to store and back up on your behalf.

iCloud and Privacy

Signing in to iCloud

When you use iCloud, certain data you store on your device will be automatically sent to and stored by Apple. This allows you to access your data on all your iCloud-enabled devices or computers (“devices”) automatically. This data may include:

• Contacts
• Calendars
• Reminders
• Bookmarks
• Safari tabs
• Health data
• Home data
• Notes
• Photos
• Documents
• Wallet data
• Keychain and passwords
• Device and account settings
• Data from third-party apps that use iCloud

You can adjust which iCloud features are enabled and what data is sent to iCloud from Settings on your device at any time.

iCloud Data Security

iCloud protects your information by encrypting it when it’s in transit, storing it in iCloud in an encrypted format, and using secure tokens for authentication. For certain information, Apple uses end-to-end encryption. This means that, by design, only you can access this information, and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information. For more information on iCloud Data Security, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT202303.

In some cases, your iCloud data may be stored using third-party partners’ servers; however, Apple never provides encryption keys to any third parties.

Sharing Data with iCloud

If you use iCloud to share files either publicly or privately in Notes, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and certain third-party apps, Apple will store and have access to the shared file. Your first and last name associated with your account and the file name will be available to anyone who has access to the sharing link, regardless of whether your share is private or public. The identities of private share participants will not be made available to anyone who has not been invited to and accepted the private share.

iCloud and Apps

Some apps use iCloud to store data and content you provide to the app, so you can access the data across all your iCloud-enabled devices. The app may choose to store some or all of your data in iCloud. Third-party apps can request to look you up, so that other users of that application can see your first and last name when they search by Apple ID.

Apple Services That Require iCloud

To use Apple services like Apple Pay, Activity sharing, Home, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and Unlock with Apple Watch, you must be signed in to iCloud on your device. Apple uses your iCloud plan to verify your eligibility to set up and use Secure Camera Recording in the Home app. Apple can’t access the content of your camera recordings. You do not need to use all iCloud features and can turn off any iCloud features you don’t want to use in iCloud settings on your device.

Signing Out of iCloud

If you want to stop using iCloud on your tvOS device, you can sign out of iCloud by going to Settings > Users and Accounts, selecting your Apple ID, and selecting Remove User from Apple TV. To stop using iCloud on your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > Overview and sign out of iCloud. Your Apple ID password may be required.

Communicating with You

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about iCloud and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you, including Apple One. Your device serial number may be used to check eligibility for service offers. If you are in a Family Sharing group, Apple may send you communications about products, services, and offers available to you through Family Sharing. If you purchase an Apple One subscription, we may send you communications about the features of each of the services for which you have subscribed. 

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You may receive these communications by email, if you consent to receive email marketing. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com, or on iOS or iPadOS by going to Settings > [your name] > Name, Phone Numbers, Email.

Push Notifications
You may also receive these communications by push notification. To update your notification preferences or to opt out of notifications on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications.

Family Sharing

Family Sharing lets you share certain content, location, subscriptions and screen usage information among family members; the family organizer can choose which shared features to enable. If Family Sharing is enabled for Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, or Apple News+, family members will continue to sign in to each service using their own Apple IDs, keeping their individual libraries and recommendations private, while taking advantage of the family plan. Similarly, enabling Family Sharing for iCloud storage gives each family member access to the family storage plan, while keeping individual accounts and files separate.

If Purchase Sharing is enabled, members of your family will automatically be able to access many of your past and future App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music purchases, unless you choose to hide those purchases. To hide purchases, you can hide individual iTunes, Apple Books, and App Store purchases, or disable Share My Purchases within your personal Family Sharing settings; the family organizer will continue to receive receipts for purchases made in the App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music even if you have hidden your purchases.

If you choose to share your location with your family, all family members will automatically be able to see the location of all your devices in the Find My app so they can help you locate a missing device or see your current location on a map. You can manage or turn off location sharing with individual family members in Find My settings on your device.

If you are the family organizer and enable Screen Time for Family, you will be able to view certain information about your family’s device usage. The family organizer can also choose to set Screen Time limits for the Family, which will be automatically enforced for children. The family organizer can grant permission to family members to view Screen Time information for other family members.

iTunes and App Store and Music

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your Apple TV, you will be signed in to the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Music automatically so that you can make purchases or begin using Apple Music quickly and easily. Any purchases you choose to make will be recorded in our systems so you can redownload them at any time. If you use Apple Music, your listening history may be retained and used to help provide personalized recommendations in Listen Now. You can choose not to share your listening history from Apple Music settings.

If iTunes Match is available in your region and you use iTunes Match, iCloud will collect information about media in your iTunes library, and either match media to songs currently available in the iTunes Store or upload songs that cannot be matched, after which those songs can be accessed by your eligible devices.

Payment Methods, Gift Cards, and Adding Funds to Apple ID Balance

To make purchases from App Store, iTunes, Music, and more, you must add a valid payment method to your Apple ID. To add a payment method on iOS, go to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping, tap Add Payment Method, and add relevant payment details. You may add payment details by manually entering information or taking a picture of your payment card. If you choose to add payment details by taking a picture of your payment card, your device will pull the relevant information from the image to populate the required fields; the image will not be seen or stored by Apple. Apple collects and stores the payment method details that you provide, including account number and expiration date, to carry out your purchases, comply with law, and to prevent fraud. You may also provide Apple with a billing and shipping address, which may be used for marketing and analytics purposes, as well as to comply with law and prevent fraud.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

If you have enabled Apple Pay, Apple will also check whether any Apple Pay payment methods are eligible to be added as a payment method on file to your Apple ID and display those payment methods below Found in Wallet. When you conduct a transaction with your Apple ID, Apple may also check whether any Apple ID payment methods on file are eligible for Apple Pay. If so, to help safeguard your payment information, Apple may enable Apple Pay for that payment method. You can modify your payment methods at any time by going to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping.

You may purchase an Apple gift card using a payment method associated with your Apple ID and share the gift card with a recipient by providing Apple with their email address, your name, and the gift card amount. You may also enter a message if you so choose. Apple will use recipient information for purposes of gift card sales and redemptions, to comply with law, and to prevent fraud.

You may also redeem an Apple gift card by applying the gift card value to your Apple ID balance. When you redeem an Apple gift card, information about the gift card will be associated with your Apple ID balance and may be used by Apple to comply with law and to prevent fraud. Certain information about your gift card redemption, such as the number of gift cards that you have redeemed, may also be used to personalize your redemption experience and communications from Apple to you. You may opt out of use of gift card information for personalization by going to iTunes Store, scrolling to the bottom, tapping Apple ID > View Apple ID and tapping to turn off Personalized Recommendations.

You may add funds directly to your Apple ID balance using your payment method on file. When you add funds to your Apple ID balance you may have the option to set automatic amount or time intervals for recurring funds increases. When you set up automatic funds increases you will receive communications from Apple on your device or by email concerning your balance or recurring funds increases (for example confirmation notices, receipts, and reminders once you’ve enrolled). You can update or stop the automatic funds increases at any time in your Apple ID account settings. 

To improve your experience with payment methods, gift cards, and adding funds to your Apple ID account, Apple may collect certain data about your interactions, including your clicks and taps, with your Apple ID account payment settings.

Usage Data

We also collect data on your use of iCloud to provide and improve the quality of the service. To help address customer issues if they arise, some of this data may be associated with your Apple ID. We may use your IP address to determine the city and country from which you are accessing the service, but we do not retain it.

Data Retention

Where you make a purchase such as a subscription, we retain personal information associated with your purchase for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We may also retain a record of your interactions with iCloud-related services. These records are typically stored for 30 days but may be stored for up to three years in an aggregated form, unless we are required by law or legal process to store them for a longer period.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Your Apple ID and all Apple services are designed from the ground up to protect your privacy. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better. When we do collect data, we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices.

An Apple ID is the personal account you use to access Apple services like iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, and FaceTime, and to access your content across all your devices and the web. Your Apple ID includes the information you use to sign in, as well as all the contact, payment, and security details, such as trusted phone numbers or security questions that you use across Apple services. Apple retains your device’s name, serial number, and other hardware identifiers to provide you with better service and support, including as a convenience to display the warranty status of your device and to check your eligibility for service offers when you activate a device. You can edit your Apple ID information and view a list of your devices on your Apple ID account page at appleid.apple.com.

When you sign in with your Apple ID you will enable services such as iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, FaceTime, and Find My on this Mac. Your Apple ID account information will be used with each service and certain data from your device, including your contacts, calendars, photos, documents, health, activity, Safari tabs, and other app data, will be sent to Apple to store and back up on your behalf.

iCloud and Privacy

Signing in to iCloud

When you use iCloud, certain data you store on your device will be automatically sent to and stored by Apple. This allows you to access your data on all your iCloud-enabled devices or computers (“devices”) automatically. This data may include:

• Contacts
• Calendars
• Reminders
• Bookmarks
• Safari tabs
• Health data
• Home data
• Notes
• Photos
• Documents
• Wallet data
• Keychain and passwords
• Device and account settings
• Data from third-party apps that use iCloud

You can adjust which iCloud features are enabled and what data is sent to iCloud from Settings on your device at any time.

iCloud Data Security

iCloud protects your information by encrypting it when it’s in transit, storing it in iCloud in an encrypted format, and using secure tokens for authentication. For certain information, Apple uses end-to-end encryption. This means that, by design, only you can access this information, and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information. For more information on iCloud Data Security, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT202303.

In some cases, your iCloud data may be stored using third-party partners’ servers; however, Apple never provides encryption keys to any third parties.

iCloud Keychain

iCloud Keychain keeps your Safari website usernames and passwords, credit card information, and Wi-Fi network information up to date and available across all your devices. It can also store the account information you use for Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Messages, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other internet accounts and automatically add this information to all of your devices.

iCloud Keychain uses end-to-end encryption and is designed so that only you can access this information and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access your iCloud keychain data. You can choose to turn off iCloud Keychain in your iCloud settings at any time.

Sharing Data with iCloud

If you use iCloud to share files either publicly or privately in Notes, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and certain third-party apps, Apple will store and have access to the shared file. Your first and last name associated with your account and the file name will be available to anyone who has access to the sharing link, regardless of whether your share is private or public. The identities of private share participants will not be made available to anyone who has not been invited to and accepted the private share.

iCloud and Apps

Some apps use iCloud to store data and content you provide to the app, so you can access the data across all your iCloud-enabled devices. The app may choose to store some or all of your data in iCloud. Third-party apps can request to look you up, so that other users of that application can see your first and last name when they search by Apple ID.

You can stop an app from storing data in iCloud by turning off its access to iCloud. To do so, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, and deselect the app in the list of Apps on this Mac using iCloud.

Find My

When you sign in and enable iCloud on your device, certain features of Find My are enabled automatically. These include participation in the Find My network, a crowdsourced network of Apple devices that helps find missing devices or compatible items as described below, and the ability to play a sound on your device, remotely lock and display a message on it, or remotely erase it. You also will receive notifications if you are separated from your supported devices and items. Your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, and certain Macs will be protected with Activation Lock, and cannot be erased and reactivated without your password. For more information, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT208987. Enabling Find My on your iPhone will automatically enable it on any paired Apple Watch. You can also separately enable Find My network for an Apple Watch, which will enable it on your paired iPhone.

When you use Find My, your device’s location, as well as information about your device and your account will be sent to and retained by Apple so we can provide you with the service. Your device’s location is sent to Apple only if you, or a Family Sharing group member you have chosen to share your device’s location with, actively request the location of a device or accessory. Apple retains location information and makes it accessible to you for 24 hours, after which it is deleted. When you have Location Services enabled, you can also choose to share your device’s current location using Share My Location. If you use this feature and both the device used for your location and the friend’s device you are sharing your location with are running iOS 15 or later, your location will be updated automatically using end-to-end encryption. When the device used for your location or your friend’s device is running an earlier operating system version, your location is sent to Apple if it is actively requested by a friend you are sharing with, and is retained for two hours, after which it is deleted. Share My Location is enabled only when you actively choose to share your location with someone else.

Find My can help you locate your devices on a map if you have enabled Location Services. If you choose to enable the Send Last Location feature, your device’s last known location will be automatically sent to Apple any time your device’s battery reaches a critically low level.

Find My can use the Find My network to help find devices even if they are not connected to the internet and, for supported devices, even if they are turned off or erased. Devices in the Find My network use Bluetooth wireless technology to detect missing devices or compatible items nearby, including AirTags and compatible third-party products registered to your Apple ID, and report their approximate location back to the owner. If a device is turned off or erased, that location is also visible to members of the owner’s Family Sharing group with whom they have chosen to share the location. The interaction is end-to-end encrypted, and Apple cannot see the location of any offline device or reporting device. When your device participates in the Find My network it can both be located by the network and anonymously help locate other missing devices. You can choose to have your iOS or iPadOS device not participate in the Find My network by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to disable Find My network. You can choose to have your Mac not participate in the Find My network by going to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, clicking Options next to Find My Mac, and turning off Find My network. For more information on AirTags and compatible third-party products, including instructions on adding these products to Find My and registering them to your Apple ID, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT211331.

You can turn off Find My and Activation Lock on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to turn off Find My [device]. On your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud and deselect Find My Mac in the list of Apps on this Mac using iCloud, or on your PC, open iTunes.

If you choose to receive notifications when you are separated from supported devices and items, your device will suggest locations where you will not receive notifications, such as your home or work. These locations are stored in a way that cannot be read by Apple. You can also turn off separation notifications in the Find My app on iOS or iPadOS by tapping “Devices” or “Items,” tapping a device or item, tapping Notify When Left Behind, then tapping to turn off Notify When Left Behind. In the Find My app on a Mac, click “Devices” or “Items,” select a device or item, click the Info button on the map, then turn off Notify When Left Behind.

Apple Services That Require iCloud

To use Apple services like Apple Pay, Activity sharing, Home, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and Unlock with Apple Watch, you must be signed in to iCloud on your device. Apple uses your iCloud plan to verify your eligibility to set up and use Secure Camera Recording in the Home app. Apple can’t access the content of your camera recordings. You do not need to use all iCloud features and can turn off any iCloud features you don’t want to use in iCloud settings on your device.

Signing Out of iCloud

If you want to stop using iCloud on your iOS or iPadOS device and any paired Apple Watch, you can sign out of iCloud by going to Settings > [your name] and tapping Sign Out. To stop using iCloud on your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > Overview and sign out of iCloud. Your Apple ID password may be required.

Communicating with You

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about iCloud and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you, including Apple One. Your device serial number may be used to check eligibility for service offers. If you are in a Family Sharing group, Apple may send you communications about products, services, and offers available to you through Family Sharing. If you purchase an Apple One subscription, we may send you communications about the features of each of the services for which you have subscribed. 

Email Marketing
You may receive these communications by email, if you consent to receive email marketing. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com, or on iOS or iPadOS by going to Settings > [your name] > Name, Phone Numbers, Email.

Push Notifications
You may also receive these communications by push notification. To update your notification preferences or to opt out of notifications on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications.

Family Sharing

Family Sharing lets you share certain content, location, subscriptions and screen usage information among family members; the family organizer can choose which shared features to enable. If Family Sharing is enabled for Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, or Apple News+, family members will continue to sign in to each service using their own Apple IDs, keeping their individual libraries and recommendations private, while taking advantage of the family plan. Similarly, enabling Family Sharing for iCloud storage gives each family member access to the family storage plan, while keeping individual accounts and files separate.

If Purchase Sharing is enabled, members of your family will automatically be able to access many of your past and future App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music purchases, unless you choose to hide those purchases. To hide purchases, you can hide individual iTunes, Apple Books, and App Store purchases, or disable Share My Purchases within your personal Family Sharing settings; the family organizer will continue to receive receipts for purchases made in the App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music even if you have hidden your purchases.

If you choose to share your location with your family, all family members will automatically be able to see the location of all your devices in the Find My app so they can help you locate a missing device or see your current location on a map. You can manage or turn off location sharing with individual family members in Find My settings on your device.

If you are the family organizer and enable Screen Time for Family, you will be able to view certain information about your family’s device usage. The family organizer can also choose to set Screen Time limits for the Family, which will be automatically enforced for children. The family organizer can grant permission to family members to view Screen Time information for other family members.

iMessage and FaceTime

iMessage is an Apple service that sends messages over Wi-Fi or cellular connections to other iOS devices (with iOS 5 or later) or iPadOS devices, Mac computers (with OS X 10.8 or later), and Apple Watches. These messages don’t count against your messaging plan. Messages sent via iMessage can include photos, videos, and other information.

FaceTime is an Apple service that makes video or audio calls to someone who’s also using an Apple device, or audio calls using an Apple Watch. These calls don’t count against your cellular minutes.

We designed iMessage and FaceTime to use end-to-end encryption, so there’s no way for Apple to decrypt the content of your conversations when they are in transit between devices. When a passcode or password is set on your device, stored messages are encrypted on your device so that they can’t be accessed unless the device has been unlocked.

You can choose to automatically delete your iMessages from your device after 30 days or a year, or to keep them on your device forever. For your convenience, iMessages are backed up in iCloud and encrypted if you have either iCloud Backup or Messages in iCloud enabled. You can turn off both iCloud Backup and Messages in iCloud whenever you want. On iOS or iPadOS, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud. On Mac, open Messages, choose Messages > Preferences, select iMessage, and turn off Enable Messages in iCloud. We never store the content of FaceTime calls.

You can sign in to iMessage and FaceTime using your Apple ID, or just your phone number. If you sign in with your Apple ID on your device, you will be signed in to iMessage and FaceTime automatically. Your Apple ID or phone numbers will be shown to the people you contact, and people can reach you using your Apple ID, and email addresses or phone numbers on your account. You can select which phone numbers or email addresses you’d like to start new conversations from, and which phone numbers or email addresses you can receive messages and reply from, in iMessage and FaceTime settings. You can add and verify additional Reachable At information from your Apple ID account page.

Apple may record and store some information related to your use of iMessage and FaceTime to operate and improve Apple’s products and services:

• When you use iMessage and FaceTime, Apple may store information about your use of the services in a way that doesn’t identify you.

• iMessages that can’t be delivered may be held by Apple for up to 30 days for redelivery.

• Apple may record and store information about FaceTime calls, such as who was invited to a call, and your device’s network configurations, and store this information for up to 30 days. Apple doesn’t log whether your call was answered, and can’t access the content of your calls.

• Some apps on your device (including Messages and FaceTime) may communicate with Apple’s servers to determine if other people can be reached by iMessage or FaceTime. When this happens, Apple may store these phone numbers and email addresses associated with your account, for up to 30 days.

iTunes and App Store and Music

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your Mac, you will be signed in to the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Music automatically so that you can make purchases or begin using Apple Music quickly and easily. Any purchases you choose to make will be recorded in our systems so you can redownload them at any time. If you use Apple Music, your listening history may be retained and used to help provide personalized recommendations in Listen Now. You can choose not to share your listening history from Apple Music settings.

If iTunes Match is available in your region and you use iTunes Match, iCloud will collect information about media in your iTunes library, and either match media to songs currently available in the iTunes Store or upload songs that cannot be matched, after which those songs can be accessed by your eligible devices.

Payment Methods, Gift Cards, and Adding Funds to Apple ID Balance

To make purchases from App Store, iTunes, Music, and more, you must add a valid payment method to your Apple ID. To add a payment method on iOS, go to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping, tap Add Payment Method, and add relevant payment details. You may add payment details by manually entering information or taking a picture of your payment card. If you choose to add payment details by taking a picture of your payment card, your device will pull the relevant information from the image to populate the required fields; the image will not be seen or stored by Apple. Apple collects and stores the payment method details that you provide, including account number and expiration date, to carry out your purchases, comply with law, and to prevent fraud. You may also provide Apple with a billing and shipping address, which may be used for marketing and analytics purposes, as well as to comply with law and prevent fraud.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

If you have enabled Apple Pay, Apple will also check whether any Apple Pay payment methods are eligible to be added as a payment method on file to your Apple ID and display those payment methods below Found in Wallet. When you conduct a transaction with your Apple ID, Apple may also check whether any Apple ID payment methods on file are eligible for Apple Pay. If so, to help safeguard your payment information, Apple may enable Apple Pay for that payment method. You can modify your payment methods at any time by going to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping.

You may purchase an Apple gift card using a payment method associated with your Apple ID and share the gift card with a recipient by providing Apple with their email address, your name, and the gift card amount. You may also enter a message if you so choose. Apple will use recipient information for purposes of gift card sales and redemptions, to comply with law, and to prevent fraud.

You may also redeem an Apple gift card by applying the gift card value to your Apple ID balance. When you redeem an Apple gift card, information about the gift card will be associated with your Apple ID balance and may be used by Apple to comply with law and to prevent fraud. Certain information about your gift card redemption, such as the number of gift cards that you have redeemed, may also be used to personalize your redemption experience and communications from Apple to you. You may opt out of use of gift card information for personalization by going to iTunes Store, scrolling to the bottom, tapping Apple ID > View Apple ID and tapping to turn off Personalized Recommendations.

You may add funds directly to your Apple ID balance using your payment method on file. When you add funds to your Apple ID balance you may have the option to set automatic amount or time intervals for recurring funds increases. When you set up automatic funds increases you will receive communications from Apple on your device or by email concerning your balance or recurring funds increases (for example confirmation notices, receipts, and reminders once you’ve enrolled). You can update or stop the automatic funds increases at any time in your Apple ID account settings. 

To improve your experience with payment methods, gift cards, and adding funds to your Apple ID account, Apple may collect certain data about your interactions, including your clicks and taps, with your Apple ID account payment settings.

Usage Data

We also collect data on your use of iCloud to provide and improve the quality of the service. To help address customer issues if they arise, some of this data may be associated with your Apple ID. We may use your IP address to determine the city and country from which you are accessing the service, but we do not retain it.

Data Retention

Where you make a purchase such as a subscription, we retain personal information associated with your purchase for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We may also retain a record of your interactions with iCloud-related services. These records are typically stored for 30 days but may be stored for up to three years in an aggregated form, unless we are required by law or legal process to store them for a longer period.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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An Apple ID is the personal account you use to access Apple services like iCloud, the App Store and other Apple online stores, iMessage, and FaceTime, and to access your content across all your devices and the web. Your Apple ID includes the information you use to sign in, as well as all the contact, payment, and security details, such as trusted phone numbers or security questions, that you use across Apple services. Apple retains your device’s name, serial number, and other hardware identifiers to provide you with better service and support, including as a convenience to display the warranty status of your device and to check your eligibility for service offers when you activate a device. You can edit your Apple ID information and view a list of your devices on your Apple ID account page at appleid.apple.com.

When you sign in with your Apple ID you will enable services such as iCloud, the App Store, iMessage, FaceTime, and Find My on this iPhone. Your Apple ID account information will be used with each service, and certain data from your device, including your contacts, calendars, photos, documents, health, activity, Safari tabs, and other app data, will be sent to Apple to store and back up on your behalf.

iCloud and Privacy

Signing in to iCloud

When you use iCloud, certain data you store on your device will be automatically sent to and stored by Apple. This allows you to access your data on all your iCloud-enabled devices or computers (“devices”) automatically. This data may include:

• Contacts
• Calendars
• Reminders
• Bookmarks
• Safari tabs
• Health data
• Home data
• Notes
• Photos
• Documents
• Wallet data
• Keychain and passwords
• Device and account settings
• Data from third-party apps that use iCloud

iCloud Backup is also enabled to help ensure you have a current backup of the data on your device in case you need to replace or restore it.

You can adjust which iCloud features are enabled and what data is sent to iCloud from Settings on your device at any time.

iCloud Data Security

iCloud protects your information by encrypting it when it’s in transit, storing it in iCloud in an encrypted format, and using secure tokens for authentication. For certain information, Apple uses end-to-end encryption. This means that, by design, only you can access this information, and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information. For more information on iCloud Data Security, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT202303.

In some cases, your iCloud data may be stored using third-party partners’ servers; however, Apple never provides encryption keys to any third parties.

iCloud Keychain

iCloud Keychain keeps your Safari website usernames and passwords, credit card information, and Wi-Fi network information up to date and available across all your devices. It can also store the account information you use for Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Messages, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other internet accounts and automatically add this information to all of your devices.

iCloud Keychain uses end-to-end encryption and is designed so that only you can access this information and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access your iCloud keychain data. You can choose to turn off iCloud Keychain in your iCloud settings at any time.

iCloud Backup

When you use iCloud Backup, your backup may include photos, videos, messages (iMessage, SMS, and MMS), Health and other app data, location settings (such as location-based reminders that you have set up), Visual Voicemail, device settings, device characteristics, and other data from your iOS or iPadOS device depending on your Settings.

You can stop iCloud from backing up your app data for a particular app by going to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Manage Storage > Backups, selecting your iOS or iPadOS device in the Backups section, and tapping to turn off the apps for which you’d like to disable backup.

You can turn off iCloud Backup entirely from iCloud settings and use Finder (macOS Catalina 10.15 or later) or iTunes (macOS Mojave 10.14 or earlier) to back up your iOS or iPadOS device to your computer. To completely remove your backup data from iCloud, you can delete your individual backups before turning off iCloud Backup. Otherwise, the backup data will be retained for up to 180 days.

Sharing Data with iCloud

If you use iCloud to share files either publicly or privately in Notes, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and certain third-party apps, Apple will store and have access to the shared file. Your first and last name associated with your account and the file name will be available to anyone who has access to the sharing link, regardless of whether your share is private or public. The identities of private share participants will not be made available to anyone who has not been invited to and accepted the private share.

iCloud and Apps

Some apps use iCloud to store data and content you provide to the app, so you can access the data across all your iCloud-enabled devices. The app may choose to store some or all of your data in iCloud. Third-party apps can request to look you up, so that other users of that application can see your first and last name when they search by Apple ID.

You can stop an app from storing data in iCloud by turning off its access to iCloud. To do so, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud, and tap to turn off apps shown in Apps Using iCloud.

Find My

When you sign in and enable iCloud on your device, certain features of Find My are enabled automatically. These include participation in the Find My network, a crowdsourced network of Apple devices that helps find missing devices or compatible items as described below, and the ability to play a sound on your device, remotely lock and display a message on it, or remotely erase it. You also will receive notifications if you are separated from your supported devices and items. Your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, and certain Macs will be protected with Activation Lock, and cannot be erased and reactivated without your password. For more information, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT208987. Enabling Find My on your iPhone will automatically enable it on any paired Apple Watch. You can also separately enable Find My network for an Apple Watch, which will enable it on your paired iPhone.

When you use Find My, your device’s location, as well as information about your device and your account will be sent to and retained by Apple so we can provide you with the service. Your device’s location is sent to Apple only if you, or a Family Sharing group member you have chosen to share your device’s location with, actively request the location of a device or accessory. Apple retains location information and makes it accessible to you for 24 hours, after which it is deleted. When you have Location Services enabled, you can also choose to share your device’s current location using Share My Location. If you use this feature and both the device used for your location and the friend’s device you are sharing your location with are running iOS 15 or later, your location will be updated automatically using end-to-end encryption. When the device used for your location or your friend’s device is running an earlier operating system version, your location is sent to Apple if it is actively requested by a friend you are sharing with, and is retained for two hours, after which it is deleted. Share My Location is enabled only when you actively choose to share your location with someone else.

Find My can help you locate your devices on a map if you have enabled Location Services. If you choose to enable the Send Last Location feature, your device’s last known location will be automatically sent to Apple any time your device’s battery reaches a critically low level.

Find My can use the Find My network to help find devices even if they are not connected to the internet and, for supported devices, even if they are turned off or erased. Devices in the Find My network use Bluetooth wireless technology to detect missing devices or compatible items nearby, including AirTags and compatible third-party products registered to your Apple ID, and report their approximate location back to the owner. If a device is turned off or erased, that location is also visible to members of the owner’s Family Sharing group with whom they have chosen to share the location. The interaction is end-to-end encrypted, and Apple cannot see the location of any offline device or reporting device. When your device participates in the Find My network it can both be located by the network and anonymously help locate other missing devices. You can choose to have your iOS or iPadOS device not participate in the Find My network by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to disable Find My network. You can choose to have your Mac not participate in the Find My network by going to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, clicking Options next to Find My Mac, and turning off Find My network. For more information on AirTags and compatible third-party products, including instructions on adding these products to Find My and registering them to your Apple ID, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT211331.

You can turn off Find My and Activation Lock on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My [device] and tapping to turn off Find My [device]. On your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud and deselect Find My Mac in the list of Apps on this Mac using iCloud, or on your PC, open iTunes.

If you choose to receive notifications when you are separated from supported devices and items, your device will suggest locations where you will not receive notifications, such as your home or work. These locations are stored in a way that cannot be read by Apple. You can also turn off separation notifications in the Find My app on iOS or iPadOS by tapping “Devices” or “Items,” tapping a device or item, tapping Notify When Left Behind, then tapping to turn off Notify When Left Behind. In the Find My app on a Mac, click “Devices” or “Items,” select a device or item, click the Info button on the map, then turn off Notify When Left Behind.

Apple Services That Require iCloud

To use Apple services like Apple Pay, Activity sharing, Home, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and Unlock with Apple Watch, you must be signed in to iCloud on your device. Apple uses your iCloud plan to verify your eligibility to set up and use Secure Camera Recording in the Home app. Apple can’t access the content of your camera recordings. You do not need to use all iCloud features and can turn off any iCloud features you don’t want to use in iCloud settings on your device.

Signing Out of iCloud

If you want to stop using iCloud on your iOS or iPadOS device and any paired Apple Watch, you can sign out of iCloud by going to Settings > [your name] and tapping Sign Out. To stop using iCloud on your Mac, go to System Preferences > Apple ID > Overview and sign out of iCloud. Your Apple ID password may be required.

Communicating with You

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about iCloud and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you, including Apple One. Your device serial number may be used to check eligibility for service offers. If you are in a Family Sharing group, Apple may send you communications about products, services, and offers available to you through Family Sharing. If you purchase an Apple One subscription, we may send you communications about the features of each of the services for which you have subscribed. 

Email Marketing
You may receive these communications by email, if you consent to receive email marketing. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com, or on iOS or iPadOS by going to Settings > [your name] > Name, Phone Numbers, Email.

Push Notifications
You may also receive these communications by push notification. To update your notification preferences or to opt out of notifications on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications.

Family Sharing

Family Sharing lets you share certain content, location, subscriptions and screen usage information among family members; the family organizer can choose which shared features to enable. If Family Sharing is enabled for Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, or Apple News+, family members will continue to sign in to each service using their own Apple IDs, keeping their individual libraries and recommendations private, while taking advantage of the family plan. Similarly, enabling Family Sharing for iCloud storage gives each family member access to the family storage plan, while keeping individual accounts and files separate.

If Purchase Sharing is enabled, members of your family will automatically be able to access many of your past and future App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music purchases, unless you choose to hide those purchases. To hide purchases, you can hide individual iTunes, Apple Books, and App Store purchases, or disable Share My Purchases within your personal Family Sharing settings; the family organizer will continue to receive receipts for purchases made in the App Store, Apple Books, and Apple Music even if you have hidden your purchases.

If you choose to share your location with your family, all family members will automatically be able to see the location of all your devices in the Find My app so they can help you locate a missing device or see your current location on a map. You can manage or turn off location sharing with individual family members in Find My settings on your device.

If you are the family organizer and enable Screen Time for Family, you will be able to view certain information about your family’s device usage. The family organizer can also choose to set Screen Time limits for the Family, which will be automatically enforced for children. The family organizer can grant permission to family members to view Screen Time information for other family members.

iMessage and FaceTime

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your iPhone, you will be signed in to iMessage and FaceTime automatically. Your Apple ID or phone numbers will be shown to the people you contact, and people can reach you using your Apple ID, and email addresses or phone numbers on your account. You can learn more about iMessage and FaceTime and Privacy by going to Settings > Messages and tapping About iMessage and FaceTime & Privacy.

iTunes and App Store and Music

When you sign in with your Apple ID on your iPhone, you will be signed in to the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Music automatically so that you can make purchases or begin using Apple Music quickly and easily. Any purchases you choose to make will be recorded in our systems so you can redownload them at any time. If you use Apple Music, your listening history may be retained and used to help provide personalized recommendations in Listen Now. You can choose not to share your listening history from Apple Music settings.

If iTunes Match is available in your region and you use iTunes Match, iCloud will collect information about media in your iTunes library, and either match media to songs currently available in the iTunes Store or upload songs that cannot be matched, after which those songs can be accessed by your eligible devices.

Payment Methods, Gift Cards, and Adding Funds to Apple ID Balance

To make purchases from App Store, iTunes, Music, and more, you must add a valid payment method to your Apple ID. To add a payment method on iOS, go to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping, tap Add Payment Method, and add relevant payment details. You may add payment details by manually entering information or taking a picture of your payment card. If you choose to add payment details by taking a picture of your payment card, your device will pull the relevant information from the image to populate the required fields; the image will not be seen or stored by Apple. Apple collects and stores the payment method details that you provide, including account number and expiration date, to carry out your purchases, comply with law, and to prevent fraud. You may also provide Apple with a billing and shipping address, which may be used for marketing and analytics purposes, as well as to comply with law and prevent fraud.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

If you have enabled Apple Pay, Apple will also check whether any Apple Pay payment methods are eligible to be added as a payment method on file to your Apple ID and display those payment methods below Found in Wallet. When you conduct a transaction with your Apple ID, Apple may also check whether any Apple ID payment methods on file are eligible for Apple Pay. If so, to help safeguard your payment information, Apple may enable Apple Pay for that payment method. You can modify your payment methods at any time by going to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping.

You may purchase an Apple gift card using a payment method associated with your Apple ID and share the gift card with a recipient by providing Apple with their email address, your name, and the gift card amount. You may also enter a message if you so choose. Apple will use recipient information for purposes of gift card sales and redemptions, to comply with law, and to prevent fraud.

You may also redeem an Apple gift card by applying the gift card value to your Apple ID balance. When you redeem an Apple gift card, information about the gift card will be associated with your Apple ID balance and may be used by Apple to comply with law and to prevent fraud. Certain information about your gift card redemption, such as the number of gift cards that you have redeemed, may also be used to personalize your redemption experience and communications from Apple to you. You may opt out of use of gift card information for personalization by going to iTunes Store, scrolling to the bottom, tapping Apple ID > View Apple ID and tapping to turn off Personalized Recommendations.

You may add funds directly to your Apple ID balance using your payment method on file. When you add funds to your Apple ID balance, you may have the option to set automatic amount or time intervals for recurring funds increases. When you set up automatic funds increases, you will receive communications from Apple on your device or by email concerning your balance or recurring funds increases (for example confirmation notices, receipts, and reminders once you’ve enrolled). You can update or stop the automatic funds increases at any time in your Apple ID account settings. 

To improve your experience with payment methods, gift cards, and adding funds to your Apple ID balance, Apple may collect certain data about your interactions, including your clicks and taps, with your Apple ID account payment settings. 

Usage Data

We also collect data on your use of iCloud to provide and improve the quality of the service. To help address customer issues if they arise, some of this data may be associated with your Apple ID. We may use your IP address to determine the city and country from which you are accessing the service, but we do not retain it.

Data Retention

Where you make a purchase such as a subscription, we retain personal information associated with your purchase for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We may also retain a record of your interactions with iCloud-related services. These records are typically stored for 30 days but may be stored for up to three years in an aggregated form, unless we are required by law or legal process to store them for a longer period.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Protect Mail Activity helps protect your privacy by preventing email senders, including Apple, from learning information about your Mail activity. When you receive an email in the Mail app, rather than downloading remote content when you open an email, Protect Mail Activity downloads remote content in the background by default — regardless of whether you engage with the email. Apple does not learn any information about the content.

In addition, Protect Mail Activity routes all remote content downloaded by Mail through two separate relays operated by different entities. The first knows your IP address, but not the remote Mail content you receive. The second knows the remote Mail content you receive, but not your IP address, instead providing a generalized identity to the destination. This way, no single entity has the information to identify both you and the remote Mail content you receive. Senders can’t use your IP address as a unique identifier to connect your activity across websites or apps to build a profile about you.

You can disable Protect Mail Activity at any time in iOS and iPadOS by going to Settings > Mail > Privacy Protection, then tapping to turn off Protect Mail Activity. On Mac, go to Mail > Preferences > Privacy, then deselect Protect Mail Activity.

If you choose to disable Protect Mail Activity, the Hide IP Address feature will still mask your IP address using the same two-separate-internet-relays design. You can disable Hide IP Address at any time in iOS and iPadOS by going to Settings > Mail > Privacy Protection, then tapping to turn off Protect Mail Activity. On Mac, go to Mail > Preferences > Privacy, then deselect Hide IP Address.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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iOS Device Analytics

iPhone Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your iOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or WLAN signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off iPhone Analytics.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and tap to turn off Share iPhone Analytics. If you have an Apple Watch paired with your iPhone, then tap to turn off Share iPhone & Watch Analytics.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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With your permission, macOS can automatically collect analytics information from your Mac and send it to Apple to help improve the quality and performance of its products. This information is sent only with your consent and is submitted anonymously to Apple.

Further Details

If you agree to send Mac Analytics information to Apple, it may include:

• Details about app or system crashes, freezes, or kernel panics
• Information about events on your Mac (for example, whether a certain function such as waking your Mac was successful or not)
• Usage information (for example, data about how you use Apple and third-party software, hardware, and services)

Analytics data contains your computer’s hardware and software specifications, including information about devices connected to your Mac and the versions of the operating system and apps you’re using on your Mac. Personal data is either not logged at all in the reports generated by your Mac, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. If you want to add a description of your actions when the problem occurred, click the disclosure triangle and enter your comments. Please do not provide personal information.

Data can be sent automatically if one of these events occurs:

• An app quits unexpectedly.
• You choose to force an app to quit.
• A system error occurs that causes your Mac to restart, or requires you to restart your Mac.

If you agree, we may share your crash data with Apple’s partners and third-party developers to improve their software, hardware, and services designed for use with Apple products. Apple may also provide such partners and third-party developers with a subset of analytics information that is relevant to that partner’s or developer’s software, hardware, and/or services, as long as the information is in a form that does not personally identify you.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

Information is sent to Apple using your internet connection. If your Mac is not connected to the internet, the data is saved and sent the next time you connect to the internet.

Your Mac keeps analytics information for one month after it is generated, then deletes the information.

Opt Out of Sharing Analytics

You can opt out of sharing analytics from your Mac at any time by going to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy, selecting Analytics & Improvements, clicking the lock to enable changes and entering your password, then deselecting Share Mac Analytics. To stop sharing analytics data with app developers, deselect Share with App Developers. Analytics information will no longer be sent to Apple.

View Analytics Information

You can use the Console app to view analytics information sent to Apple. To do so, open Console, then in the sidebar, click Mac Analytics Data. Console shows analytics information even if you did not select to send reports automatically. SubmitDiagInfo entries indicate when analytics information was sent to Apple.

If you are signed in as an administrator user, you can view all reports. If you are not signed in as an administrator, you can view only User Reports.

Privacy Policy

All analytics information is sent to Apple anonymously.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Apple would like your help improving the quality and performance of its products and services.

Your Apple TV can automatically collect analytics information about your Apple TV and any connected devices and send it to Apple for analysis — but only with your explicit consent.

Analytics information may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all or is removed from any reports before they are sent to Apple. You can review this information on your Apple TV by going to Settings > General > Privacy and selecting Analytics Data. You may choose to disable Apple TV Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > General > Privacy and turn off Share Apple TV Analytics.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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HomePod Device Analytics

HomePod Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, data about your paired devices and supported HomeKit accessories, and how you use your devices and HomePod features. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information by opening the Home app on your iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device that is signed in to the same Apple ID as your HomePod. On your iOS or iPadOS device, press and hold the HomePod, go to Settings, tap Analytics & Improvements, then tap Analytics Data. On your macOS device, right-click the HomePod, click Settings, click Analytics & Improvements, then click Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a Wi-Fi signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day. You can disable Location Services at any time. To do so, open the Home app on your iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device that is signed in to the same Apple ID as your HomePod. On your iOS or iPadOS device, press and hold the HomePod, tap Settings, then tap to turn off Location Services. On your macOS device, right-click the HomePod, click Settings, then click to turn off Location Services.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple features across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, open the Home app on your iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device that is signed in to the same Apple ID as your HomePod. On your iOS or iPadOS device, press and hold on the HomePod, tap Settings, tap Analytics & Improvements, then tap to turn off Share HomePod Analytics. On your macOS device, right-click the HomePod, click Settings, click Analytics & Improvements, then click to turn off Share HomePod Analytics. 

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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iOS Device Analytics

iPod Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your iOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or Wi-Fi signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off iPod Analytics.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and tap to turn off “Share iPod touch Analytics.”

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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HomePod Device Analytics

HomePod Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, data about your paired devices and supported HomeKit accessories, and how you use your devices and HomePod features. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information by opening the Home app on your iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device that is signed in to the same Apple ID as your HomePod. On your iOS or iPadOS device, press and hold the HomePod, go to Settings, tap Analytics & Improvements, then tap Analytics Data. On your macOS device, right-click the HomePod, click Settings, click Analytics & Improvements, then click Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a WLAN signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day. You can disable Location Services at any time. To do so, open the Home app on your iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device that is signed in to the same Apple ID as your HomePod. On your iOS or iPadOS device, press and hold the HomePod, tap Settings, then tap to turn off Location Services. On your macOS device, right-click the HomePod, click Settings, then click to turn off Location Services.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple features across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, open the Home app on your iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device that is signed in to the same Apple ID as your HomePod. On your iOS or iPadOS device, press and hold on the HomePod, tap Settings, tap Analytics & Improvements, then tap to turn off Share HomePod Analytics. On your macOS device, right-click the HomePod, click Settings, click Analytics & Improvements, then click to turn off Share HomePod Analytics. 

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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iOS Device Analytics

iPod Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your iOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or WLAN signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off iPod Analytics.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and tap to turn off “Share iPod touch Analytics.”

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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iPadOS Device Analytics

iPad Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your iPadOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or Wi-Fi signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off iPad Analytics.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and tap to turn off Share iPad Analytics.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Watch Analytics

Watch Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your Watch by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or Wi-Fi signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Watch Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off Apple Watch Analytics.

You may also choose to disable Watch Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and tap to turn off Share iPhone & Watch Analytics.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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iOS Device Analytics

iPhone Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your iOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or Wi-Fi signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off iPhone Analytics.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and turn off Share iPhone Analytics. If you have an Apple Watch paired with your iPhone, then tap to turn off Share iPhone & Watch Analytics.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Watch Analytics

Watch Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your Watch by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or WLAN signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Watch Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off Apple Watch Analytics.

You may also choose to disable Watch Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and tap to turn off Share iPhone & Watch Analytics.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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iPadOS Device Analytics

iPad Analytics may include details about hardware and operating system specifications, performance statistics, and data about how you use your devices and applications. None of the collected information identifies you personally. Personal data is either not logged at all, is subject to privacy preserving techniques such as differential privacy, or is removed from any reports before they’re sent to Apple. You can review this information on your iPadOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements and tapping Analytics Data.

If you have consented to provide Apple with this information, and you have Location Services turned on, the location of your devices may also be sent to help Apple analyze performance issues (for example, the strength or weakness of a mobile or WLAN signal in a particular location). This analytics location data may include locations such as the location of your devices once per day, the location where a call ends, or the location of a failed in-store transaction. You may choose to disable Location Services for Analytics at any time. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tap to turn off iPad Analytics.

If you agree to send Analytics information to Apple from multiple devices that use the same iCloud account, we may correlate some usage data about Apple apps across those devices by syncing using end-to-end encryption. We do this in a manner that does not identify you to Apple.

You may also choose to disable Device Analytics altogether. To do so, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics & Improvements, and tap to turn off Share iPad Analytics.

By using these features, you agree and consent to Apple’s and its subsidiaries’ and agents’ transmission, collection, maintenance, processing, and use of this information as described above.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Apple Pay allows you to make secure purchases in stores, in apps, and on the web, using your debit, credit, and prepaid cards.

Adding Cards to Apple Pay

When you are adding a payment card like store, credit, debit, and prepaid cards to Apple Pay, information you provide about your card, and whether certain device settings are enabled may be sent to Apple in order to determine your eligibility to enable Apple Pay. Your device may also evaluate device use patterns (for example, percent time device is in motion, approximate number of calls per week) to help identify fraud. The information evaluated by your device is not shared with Apple in a way that can be linked to you.

Information may also be provided by Apple to your card issuer, payment network, or any providers authorized by your card issuer to enable Apple Pay, in order to determine the eligibility of your card, to set up your card with Apple Pay, and to prevent fraud, including:

• Your credit, debit, or prepaid card number
• The name and billing address associated with your Apple ID, iTunes, or App Store account
• General information about your Apple ID, iTunes, and App Store account activity (for example, whether you have a long history of transactions within iTunes)
• Information about your device and, if using Apple Watch, the paired iOS device (for example, a device identifier, phone number, and the name and model of your device)
• Location at the time you add your card (if you have Location Services enabled)
• Account or device history of adding payment cards
• Aggregated stats relating to the information from payment cards you’ve added or attempted to add to Apple Pay

When you add a card to Apple Pay using a third-party app such as a banking app, the app sends an account or card identifier to your device. This information is used by Apple and your card issuer to determine the eligibility of your card, set up your card with Apple Pay, and to prevent fraud. To help you set up cards that you have, or have recently had, on other devices, Apple stores a card reference with your iCloud account that can be used with the card issuer or payment network to re-add the card after entering the security code. Apple Pay does not store the original credit, debit, or prepaid card number.

Paying with Apple Pay

Information Shared When You Make a Payment

When you begin a payment within an app, on the web, or within Apple Messages for Business using Apple Pay, to enable tax and shipping cost calculation your zip code, postal code, or other equivalent information is provided to the app, website, or merchant. After you authorize the payment, other information requested by the merchant, such as a device-specific account number, your shipping address, or email address, is also provided. The card number from your credit, debit, or prepaid card is not provided when you use Apple Pay.

When you make a payment using a QR code pass in Wallet, your device will present a unique code and share that code with the pass provider to prevent fraud. If the device from which payment is made has the pass provider’s app installed, the pass provider may collect and process additional information at the time of payment to prevent fraud, consistent with the app’s privacy policy. The pass provider may also directly contact you for more information to verify the transaction, if needed.

Apps and Websites Can Check if You Have Set up Apple Pay

When using an app or a website that uses Apple Pay in iOS, watchOS, or macOS, the app or website can check if you have Apple Pay enabled on that device. When visiting a website in Safari on an iOS device, or Mac to which a card cannot be added, the website can check if you have Apple Pay set up on an iPhone or Apple Watch using the same iCloud account. You can disable websites you visit from checking if Apple Pay is enabled by changing your settings. On iOS, go to Settings > Safari > Check for Apple Pay. On Mac, go to Safari > Preferences > Privacy and deselect “Allow websites to check for Apple Pay and Apple Card.”

Apple Transmits, but Does Not Store Your Payment Information

In order to securely transmit your payment information within apps, websites, and Business Chat, it is sent to Apple in encrypted form, where it is briefly decrypted and reencrypted with a merchant-specific key, so that only the merchant, the developer, or their payment processor can decrypt your payment information. When you make a payment on a Mac to which a card cannot be added, the Mac and the authorizing device communicate over an encrypted channel via Apple servers. Apple does not retain any of this information in a form that personally identifies you.

Transit Cards

By adding a transit card to Wallet, information about the transit card will be associated with your iCloud account. So long as your transit card has a positive balance, the card will remain associated with your iCloud account to help ensure you can recover the balance. If you add more than one transit card to Wallet, Apple or its partners may be able to link personal and account information associated between cards, for example personalized travel cards can be linked to non-personalized travel cards. In Japan, aggregate, non-personally identifiable, information about setting up transit cards in Wallet may be shared with mobile device carriers on a periodic basis.

When you use a transit card, information like recently visited stations, transaction history, and additional tickets may be accessed by a contactless card reader. This information can be accessed by any nearby contactless card reader, if the card is set as your Express Transit Card (a setting that allows you to complete transactions without Touch ID, Face ID, or a passcode). You can manage Express Transit on your iOS device by going to Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay or in Apple Watch app by tapping Wallet & Apple Pay, then tapping Express Transit Card and selecting a payment card.

Rewards and Gift Cards

Apple Pay also allows you to use eligible rewards and gift cards that are stored in Wallet to make contactless rewards and gift card transactions in select stores. If you add a rewards or gift card to Wallet, information about your account or card (including an identifier) will be stored on your device and synced via iCloud. You can disable iCloud syncing by going to Settings > [your name] > iCloud, and tapping to turn off Wallet.

When you use Apple Pay in stores, the payment terminal may request the rewards or gift card identifier from its associated rewards or gift card on your device as part of the transaction. You can disable this functionality by selecting the card in Wallet and disabling Automatic Selection in the card details. In select stores, if the payment terminal does not receive a rewards card identifier from your device, when you pay using Apple Pay, it may trigger a notification asking if you would like to add your rewards card to Apple Pay or sign up for the merchant’s rewards program if you are not a member. In the case of rewards sign-up, the merchant may request that you provide information to them such as your name, postal code, email address, and phone number. While Apple will receive notice when you personalize a merchant’s rewards card, the information you share will be sent directly from your device to the merchant and treated in accordance with the merchant’s privacy policy.

Student ID Cards

If you choose to add a supported student ID card to Wallet, information about your student ID card and whether certain device settings are enabled may be provided to Apple. Information may also be provided by Apple to your school and providers authorized by your school to enable your ID card, determine eligibility, to set up your card, and to prevent fraud, including:

• Your student ID card number
• The name and billing address associated with your Apple ID, iTunes, or App Store account
• Information about your device and, if using Apple Watch, the paired iOS device (for example, device identifier and model of your device)

Apple Receives and Stores Your Student ID Photo and Stores It with Your iCloud Account

When you use a student ID card, contactless card readers can access your ID card number if the card is set to operate in Express Mode (a setting that allows you to complete transactions without Touch ID, Face ID, or a passcode). You can manage Express Mode on your iPhone in Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay or in Apple Watch app by tapping Wallet & Apple Pay.

Other Information

If you have Location Services turned on, the location of your device at the time you use it to make purchases in stores may be sent anonymously to Apple and will be used to help Apple Pay improve the accuracy of business names in the Wallet card transaction history and may be retained in aggregate to improve Apple Maps, Apple Pay, and Wallet. You can disable this location-based functionality of Apple Pay at any time on your iOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services and tapping to turn off Apple Pay Merchant Identification. On Mac, go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy, click Location Services, click the lock to make changes and enter your password, then deselect Wallet.

To help you manage your payment methods on the Apple ecosystem, Apple may check whether any Apple Pay payment methods are eligible to be added as a payment method on file to your Apple ID and display those payment methods in Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping > Add Payment Method > Found in Wallet. When you conduct a transaction with your Apple ID, Apple may also check whether any Apple ID payment methods on file are eligible for Apple Pay. If so, to help safeguard your payment information, Apple may enable Apple Pay for that payment method. You can modify your Apple ID payment methods at any time by going to Settings > [your name] > Payment & Shipping. 

Apple Pay data that has been disassociated from you may be retained for a limited period of time to generally improve Apple Pay and other Apple products and services.

The terms of any cardholder, user, merchant agreement, or other terms and conditions applicable to the use of the features of Apple Pay will continue to govern the use of your cards and their use in connection with Apple Pay, and such terms may have additional privacy policies. In the event that Apple suspects fraud in connection with use of Apple Pay, information about the potentially fraudulent Apple account and transactions may be shared with your card issuer or payment network provider to prevent fraud.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


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Some of the above information, account-related information, and paired-device details may be shared with your card issuer or bank to determine eligibility and for anti-fraud purposes.


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Card-related information, location, and information about device settings and use patterns will be sent to Apple and may be shared together with account information with your card issuer or bank to set up Apple Pay.


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When you use Apple Pay in apps and on the web, information necessary to process the payment is shared with the app or website. Your actual card number isn’t shared with the merchant.


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Apple Pay data that can no longer be tied to you may be retained for a limited period of time to generally improve Apple Pay and other Apple products and services.


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bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.applepay.bundle
target:
When you add a card to Apple Pay, card-related information, location, and information about device settings and use patterns may be sent to Apple to determine eligibility.


source: CFBundleDisplayName
target: Automator Action Loader XPC Service
bundle_path:
/System/Library/Frameworks/Automator.framework/Versions/A/XPCServices/com.apple.automator.actionLoader.arm64e.xpc


source: CFBundleDisplayName
target: Apple Internal
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/StorageManagement.framework/PlugIns/AppleInternalStorageExtension.appex


bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Update iPod.action
source:
The connected iPod is set for manual updating. Please change its preferences to allow for automatic updating before using this action.

target:
The connected iPod is set for manual updating. Please change its preferences to allow for automatic updating before using this action.


source: NSHumanReadableCopyright
target: Copyright © 2000-2013 Apple Inc. All Rights Reserved.
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreChineseEngine.framework/Versions/A/SharedSupport/CIMFindInputCodeTool.app


bundle_path: /System/Applications/Books.app/Contents/Frameworks/JSApp.framework
source:
Complete redeeming your gift in the App Store. Your updated Apple Account Balance will be available to use in Apple Books.

target:
Complete redeeming your gift in the App Store. Your updated Apple Account Balance will be available to use in Apple Books.


source: FOOTER_2
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/NewDeviceOutreachMacUI.framework
target:
Important: Apple’s Limited Warranty and AppleCare product benefits are in addition to rights provided by consumer law. If you believe you have a valid consumer law claim, please contact us. %@


source: FOOTER_1
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/NewDeviceOutreachMacUI.framework
target:
Service will be limited to the options available in the country where you request service. Service options, parts availability and response times may vary.


source: SYS_DIAG_WARNING
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app
target:
This tool generates files that allow Apple to investigate issues with your computer and help improve Apple products. The files might contain personal information found on your device or associated with your iCloud accounts, including but not limited to your name, serial numbers of your device, your device name, your attached peripheral devices, your user name, your email address and email settings, file paths, file names, Siri suggestions, your computer’s IP addresses, and network connection information.

This information is used by Apple in accordance with its privacy policy (www.apple.com/privacy) and is not shared with any other company. By using this tool and sending the results to Apple, you consent to Apple using the contents of these files to improve Apple products.


source: SAFARI_DIAG_WARNING
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app
target:
This tool generates files that allow Apple to investigate issues with your computer and help improve Apple products. The files might contain personal information found on your device or associated with your iCloud accounts, including but not limited to your name, serial numbers of your device, your device name, your user name, your email address and email settings, file paths, file names, your computer’s IP addresses, and network connection information.

Because Safari is selected, additional information regarding your configuration and use of Safari will be collected such as some of your user preferences, a listing of installed extensions, a listing of installed-plugins, and information like the power usage and age of select tabs you have open.

This information is used by Apple in accordance with its privacy policy (www.apple.com/privacy) and is not shared with any other company. By using this tool and sending the results to Apple, you consent to Apple using the contents of these files to improve Apple products.


source: SYS_DIAG_WARNING_INTERNAL
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app
target:
This tool generates files that allow Apple to investigate issues with your computer and help improve Apple products. The files might contain personal information found on your device or associated with your iCloud accounts, including but not limited to your name, serial numbers of your device, your device name, your device’s location over the last one to two days, your attached peripheral devices, your user name, your email address and email settings, file paths, file names, Siri suggestions, your computer’s IP addresses, and network connection information.

This information is used by Apple in accordance with its privacy policy (www.apple.com/privacy) and is not shared with any other company. By using this tool and sending the results to Apple, you consent to Apple using the contents of these files to improve Apple products.


source: SAMPLE_ERROR_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app
target:
Check for lines that have been wrapped, putting the samples count and function name on different lines.


source: MEM_PRESSURE_TOOLTIP
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app
target:
Memory pressure is an indicator of the system’s ability to meet the memory requirements of the user’s activities. Higher memory pressure indicates that the system is reaching its limits, and performance may degrade.


source: MD_DIAG_WARNING
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app
target:
This diagnostic tool generates files that allow Apple to investigate issues with your computer and help Apple to improve its products. The generated files may contain some of your personal information, which may include, but not be limited to, the serial number or similar unique number for your device, your user name, or your computer name.

This information is used by Apple in accordance with its privacy policy (www.apple.com/privacy) and is not shared with any third party. By enabling this diagnostic tool and sending a copy of the generated files to Apple, you are consenting to Apple’s use of the content of such files.


source: MAIL_DIAG_WARNING
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app
target:
This tool generates files that allow Apple to investigate issues with your computer and help improve Apple products. The files might contain personal information found on your device or associated with your iCloud accounts, including but not limited to your name, serial numbers of your device, your device name, your user name, your email address and email settings, file paths, file names, your computer’s IP addresses, and network connection information.

Because the Mail app is selected, additional information regarding your use of the Mail app will be collected.  This information includes your email address, account configuration, mailbox identifiers, the number of characters in the subject line of emails, and the sent and received times of emails.

This information is used by Apple in accordance with its privacy policy (www.apple.com/privacy) and is not shared with any other company. By using this tool and sending the results to Apple, you consent to Apple using the contents of these files to improve Apple products.


source: NSLocationUsageDescription
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreParsec.framework
target:
Spotlight, Messages, Lookup &amp; Safari Suggestions use your location to provide more accurate local results


source: NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AssistantServices.framework
target:
Siri uses your location for things like answering questions and offering suggestions about what’s nearby.


source: Everyone
target: Everyone
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MessagesHelperKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/FavoritesController.bundle


source: CFBundleDisplayName
target: Accessibility
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PreferencePanes/UniversalAccessPref.prefPane/Contents/XPCServices/com.apple.preference.universalaccess.remoteservice.xpc


source: str_SPC_EnableAssessment
target: Policies
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ConfigurationProfiles.framework/XPCServices/SystemPolicyService.xpc


source: no_info_found
bundle_path: /System/Library/SystemProfiler/SPPCIReporter.spreporter
target:
This computer doesn’t contain any PCI cards or devices. If you installed or connected a PCI card or device, make sure it is properly installed.


source: no_info_found
bundle_path: /System/Library/SystemProfiler/SPParallelSCSIReporter.spreporter
target:
This computer doesn't contain any Parallel SCSI devices. If you installed Parallel SCSI adapters, make sure they're seated properly and that any devices connected are powered on, connected properly, and correctly terminated.


source: FOOTER_TEXT
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.icloudkeychain.bundle
target:
iCloud Keychain stores website usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, and expiration dates you save with iCloud and keeps them up to date across all your iOS 7 or later devices and your Macs running OS X Mavericks (10.9) or later that you have approved.

When you turn on iCloud Keychain, the Safari AutoFill feature will prompt you to save your username, password, or credit card information when you enter it. Once saved, the username, password, or credit card information will autofill so that you don’t have to enter it again. Safari AutoFill and iCloud Keychain will not store your credit card security code. For example, when making a purchase in Safari, select the credit card you want to use and Safari will automatically complete the credit card number and expiration date. You’ll still need to enter your security code to complete the purchase. Safari’s Password Generator can also suggest unique, hard-to-guess passwords for your online accounts and use iCloud Keychain to store these passwords. If you restore your device from a backup, iCloud Keychain can automatically sign in to your saved accounts. For more information about setting up iCloud Keychain, visit support.apple.com/kb/HT204085.

Your iCloud Keychain is encrypted when transmitted to your devices and when stored in iCloud, and cannot be read by Apple.


source: quickNavCommanderPrefs.confirmReset.message
target: Are you sure you want to reset the Quick Nav Commander keys?
bundle_path:
/System/Applications/Utilities/VoiceOver Utility.app/Contents/OtherBinaries/VoiceOverUtilityCacheBuilder.app


source: web.preventDOMDispatch.alertMessage
target:
This option enables you to navigate any website using keyboard commands that include arrow keys. The behavior of websites that use arrow keys for other functionality may be affected. To enable this option only for specific websites, use VoiceOver Activities instead.


source: activitiesPrefs.applicationDupeWarning.formatter
target:
The activity “%1$@” is automatically used for the %2$@ app. Click OK to use the activity “%3$@” for the %2$@ app instead.


source: global.importWarn.message.all
target:
Importing preferences will completely replace your current preferences. Importing preferences cannot be undone.


source: global.importWarn.merge.message.formatter %@
target:
The file you are importing contains the following preferences: 
	%@

These preferences will be merged with your current preferences, but will not change other categories.


source:
Cannot delete the currently active Braille Table. Switch tables in the rotor using ⌃⌥⌘⇧← or ⌃⌥⌘⇧→ to delete this table.

target:
Cannot delete the currently active Braille Table. Switch tables in the rotor using ⌃⌥⌘⇧← or ⌃⌥⌘⇧→ to delete this table.


source: braillePrefs.bluetooth.notPaired.message
target:
The chosen device failed to pair. If you would like to try a different passcode please try adding the device again.


source: global.basic.confirmReset.information
target:
Basic VoiceOver preferences include all General, Verbosity, Navigation, Web, Sound, and Visuals settings, Voice settings, and non-command related settings for NumPad Commander, Keyboard Commander, and braille displays. These options will be reset to their default values. This action can’t be undone.


source: activitiesPrefs.siteDupeWarning.formatter
target:
The activity “%1$@” is already being used for the website %2$@. Would you like to use activity “%3$@” for this website instead?


source: global.importWarn.replace.message.formatter %@
target:
The file you are importing will replace the preferences for: 
	%@

Importing preferences cannot be undone.


source: global.importWarn.message.activities
target:
The file you are importing contains an activity. It will be added to your list of activities, and it will not change other activities.


source: braillePrefs.hardwareOff.information
target:
In order to add a Bluetooth braille display, Bluetooth must be turned on. You can turn Bluetooth on in the Bluetooth pane of System Preferences.


source: braillePrefs.bluetooth.selection.message
target:
Select your braille display from the list of devices. If your braille display is not found make sure it is in range of this computer, turned on, and “discoverable”.


source: keypad.commandalreadymapped.message
target:
That command is already assigned to the numeric key combination: (%@ %@). Do you wish to assign it to this numeric key combination?


source: braillePrefs.bluetooth.failedLoad.message
target:
VoiceOver failed to load a driver for the Bluetooth device “%@”.
If the device must be in a “terminal mode” to be used as a braille display, please make sure it is in that mode.


source: activities.web.preventDOMDispatch.alertMessage
target:
This option enables you to navigate any website using keyboard commands that include arrow keys. The behavior of websites that use arrow keys for other functionality may be affected.


source: braillePrefs.keyAlreadyAssigned.text
target:
The requested braille display key is currently assigned to another command. Continuing will remove the pre-existing assignment.


source: keyboardCommander.enabled.message.both.formatter
target:
When you use both Option keys for Keyboard Commander, the Option keys cannot be used for normal behavior.


source: braillePrefs.bluetooth.remove.message
target:
You will not be able to use this display until you add it again. Do you want to remove this display?


source: SHOULD_CONNECT_MSG_HTTP
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/NetAuthAgent.app
target:
Do you want to send your name and password in a way that is insecure?

The URL provided uses an unsecured method for network communication. To use a secure connection, you must use a server that supports SSL.


source: EINFO_GENERAL
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/NetAuthAgent.app
target:
Check the server name or IP address, and then try again. If you continue to have problems, contact your system administrator.


source: EINFO_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/NetAuthAgent.app
target:
The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported. Please contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.


source: EINFO_NO_SERVER
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/NetAuthAgent.app
target:
The server may not exist or it is unavailable at this time. Check the server name or IP address, check your network connection, and then try again.


source: EINFO_NO_SHARES
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/NetAuthAgent.app
target:
There are no shares available or you are not allowed to access them on the server. Please contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.


source: PHOTOS_SUGGEST_LESS_OPTION_LESS_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/PhotosUIApps.framework
target:
Individual photos and videos of this person will not be featured or included in Memories, but group photos including them may still be shown.


source: PHOTOS_DETAILS_BATCH_EDIT_DATE_FOOTER
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/PhotosUIApps.framework
target:
The original date and time of your first selected photo is shown above. Adjust it to the correct time, and all selected photos will be time-shifted accordingly.


source: PHOTOS_SUGGEST_LESS_OPTION_SELECTION_FOOTER
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/PhotosUIApps.framework
target:
Photos of this person may still be featured if their face is not recognized, or is partially obscured.


source: PHOTOS_FEATURE_LESS_SELECTION_FOOTER
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/PhotosUIApps.framework
target:
Select a person so that they are featured less in Memories, Featured Photos, and in Library Key Photos.


source: AMDSummary
bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Apply Quartz Composition Filter to Image Files.action
target:
This action applies a selected image filter Quartz Composition from the Quartz Composer Composition Repository to image files.


source: Message
bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Apply Quartz Composition Filter to Image Files.action
target:
This action will change the image files passed into it. Would you like to add a Copy Finder Items action so that the copies are changed and your originals are preserved?


source: AMDNote
bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Apply Quartz Composition Filter to Image Files.action
target:
This action can use any Quartz Composition of type Image Filter installed in the Quartz Composer Composition Repository (“/Library/Compositions” or “~/Library/Compositions”) as long as it does not depend on time.


source: SHARE_TRAVEL_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/ExposureNotification.framework
target:
Your travel status helps notify you and others of possible exposure. It only indicates whether or not you’ve traveled outside your current region in the past 14 days. It does not include where you’ve traveled or your location.


source: EXPOSURE_NOTIFICATION_STORAGE_FULL_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/ExposureNotification.framework
target:
These notifications require the collection and storage of random IDs from other devices. To store these IDs, your iPhone needs more storage. You can manage storage in Settings.


source: CHOOSE_ACTIVE_APP_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/ExposureNotification.framework
target:
Only one app can notify you of potential exposure. Other apps' ability to notify you will be turned off.


source: CFBundleVisibleComponentName
target: System Preferences
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PreferencePanes/StartupDisk.prefPane/Contents/XPCServices/StartupDiskPrefPaneService.xpc


source: PASS_RESET_FAILED_TITLE_WITH_NAME_DESC
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
The selected password did not meet the secure password requirements set by your system administrator. For more information or if you need assistance, contact your system administrator.


source: AUTO_LOGIN_WARN_MESSAGE_111
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
For iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Books purchases, or to unlock the computer, you’ll need to enter your user password. You won’t be able to use Apple Pay from this computer.


source: AUTO_LOGIN_WARN_MESSAGE_110
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
To unlock the computer, you’ll need to enter your user password. You won’t be able to use Apple Pay from this computer.


source: CHANGE_PASS_FAILED_QualityCheck
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Your password did not meet the requirements specified by your server administrator. You may need to use different characters, numbers, or symbols in your password. If you’re not sure how you should change your password, contact your system administrator before trying again.


source: AUTO_LOGIN_WARN_MESSAGE_101
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
For iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Books purchases, or to unlock the computer, you’ll need to enter your user password.


source: AUTOLOGIN_DESCR
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
If automatic login remains on, you must log out to allow this user to log in to their own account. The computer will automatically log in as user “%@” after a restart or shutdown.


source: PASS_IS_EMPTY_WARN_DESC_FP
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Anyone will be able to log in to your computer. Stored fingerprints will be removed for this user account.


source: CHANGE_PASS_FAILED_TooSoon
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
You recently changed your password and you cannot change it now because your system administrator doesn’t allow you to change your password this often. Contact your system administrator for help.


source: PASS_IS_EMPTY_WARN_DESC_AP
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Anyone will be able to log in to your computer. Apple Pay will be disabled, and cards will be removed.


source: AUTO_LOGIN_WARN_MESSAGE_011
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
For iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Books purchases, you’ll need to enter your user password. You won’t be able to use Apple Pay from this computer.


source: CHANGE_PASS_FAILED_NeedsDigit
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Your password needs to include at least one number in addition to other characters. Enter your password again.


source: CHANGE_PASS_FAILED
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Your system administrator may not allow you to change your password or there was some other problem with your password. Contact your system administrator for help.


source: NEW_USER_PASS_FAILED
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Selected password did not meet the requirements specified by your server administrator. You may need to use different characters, numbers, or symbols in your password.


source: HOME_EXISTS_WARN_DESCR
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
The account name will be the name of the home folder for this new user account. Click “Cancel” to change the account name. To use the existing folder as the home folder, click “Use Existing Folder”.


source: CHANGE_PASS_FAILED_NeedsLetter
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Your password needs to include at least one letter in addition to other characters. Enter your password again.


source: CHANGE_PASS_FAILED_FV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
This account has FileVault turned on. Try turning off FileVault and changing the password, then turning it on again.


source: PASS_IS_EMPTY_WARN_DESC_AP_FP
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemAdministrationInterface.framework
target:
Anyone will be able to log in to your computer. Stored fingerprints will be removed for this user account. Apple Pay will be disabled, and cards will be removed.


source: FRAMEWORK_BUSY_INFO
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/DVD Player.app
target:
Only one process is allowed to use DVD Playback Services at a time. Please check to see if another DVD-related application is running.


source: NO_REGION_CODE_INFO
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/DVD Player.app
target:
Your DVD drive cannot be used to play DVD-Video media because the drive's region code is not set. To set the region code, use the DVD Player application.


source: parentalcontrols-alertmessage
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/DVD Player.app
target:
Parental control is on. To play this media, you will be asked to enter an administrator name and password.


source: ABOUT_BOX_DOLBY_LICENSE
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/DVD Player.app
target:
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, “Pro-Logic”, and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.


source: DRIVE_REGION_DETAILS
bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/DVD Player.app
target:
The region assigned to this disc doesn't match the region assigned to the DVD drive. To play this disc, you must change the drive's region. You can only change the drive's region %d more times.


source: CouldNotLoad_ArchMisMatch
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
You can’t open the %@ preferences pane on this computer. Contact the developer of this software for a newer version.


source: SCREEN_SAVER_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_EXISTS_TITLE_2
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
A newer version of this screen saver is already installed. Do you want to replace it with the older version?


source: PREF_PANE_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_CAPTION_A
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
The “%@” preferences pane must be installed before you can use it. Do you want to install it now for all users of this computer?


source: SCREEN_SAVER_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_CAPTION_A
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
The “%@” screen saver must be installed before you can use it. Do you want to install it now for all users of this computer?


source: SCREEN_SAVER_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_EXISTS_TITLE
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
The screen saver you are installing is already installed. Do you want to replace the existing screen saver?


source: SCREEN_SAVER_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_EXISTS_TITLE_1
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
An older version of this screen saver is already installed. Do you want to replace it with the newer version?


source: PREF_PANE_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_EXISTS_TITLE_1
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
An older version of this preference pane is already installed. Do you want to replace it with the newer version?


source: PREF_PANE_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_EXISTS_TITLE_2
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
A newer version of this preference pane is already installed. Do you want to replace it with the older version?


source: PREF_PANE_INSTALL_ASSISTANT_EXISTS_TITLE
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
The preference pane you are installing is already installed. Do you want to replace the existing preference pane?


source: INSTALL_ASSISTANT_AUTH_WARNING
bundle_path: /System/Applications/System Preferences.app
target:
When you click Install, you’ll be asked to enter the name and password for an administrator on this computer.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: arriving at %@ around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: arriving at %@ around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] Notification's body when sharing transit, generic, 1 stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
%@ is taking transit and will arrive at their destination around %@ with 1 stop. Follow along in Maps.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for transit, generic, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm taking transit and will arrive around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body, generic, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: arriving at my destination around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for cycling, generic, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm cycling and will arrive around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] Notification's body when sharing transit, generic, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
%@ is taking transit and will arrive at their destination around %@ with %ld stops. Follow along in Maps.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body, generic, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: arriving at my destination around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for transit, generic, no stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm taking transit and will arrive around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for walking, generic, no stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm walking and will arrive around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for transit, generic, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm taking transit and will arrive around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body, no stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: arriving at %@ around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for transit, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm taking transit to %@, arriving around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for walking, no stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm walking to %@, arriving around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for cycling, generic, no stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm cycling and will arrive around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for walking, generic, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm walking and will arrive around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for driving, generic, no stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm driving and will arrive around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for driving, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm driving to %@, arriving around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for cycling, no stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm cycling to %@, arriving around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for transit, no stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm taking transit to %@, arriving around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for cycling, generic, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm cycling and will arrive around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for driving, generic, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm driving and will arrive around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for driving, generic, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm driving and will arrive around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for driving, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm driving to %@, arriving around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for cycling, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm cycling to %@, arriving around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for walking, generic, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm walking and will arrive around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for walking, multiple stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm walking to %@, arriving around %@ with %ld stops. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for transit, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm taking transit to %@, arriving around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for driving, no stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm driving to %@, arriving around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body, generic, no stops
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: arriving at my destination around %@. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for cycling, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm cycling to %@, arriving around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: [Shared Trip] text message body for walking, one stop
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MapsSupport.framework
target:
I started sharing my ETA with you in Apple Maps: I'm walking to %@, arriving around %@ with 1 stop. I'll let you know if I'm running late.


source: UserApprovalsAllowed
target: User approvals allowed?
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ConfigurationProfiles.framework/XPCServices/SystemExtensionsMDM.xpc


source: Title_BentoBox-SQ_4394EAEC-A331-4C0D-ACA2-624D64E87FEE
target: Autumn in Japan
bundle_path:
/System/Library/Templates/Data/Library/Application Support/Apple/Photos/Print Products/Previews/BentoBox_Preview.pppreview


source: EXPORT_ALL_DETAIL
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Stickies.app
target:
Your Stickies will appear in an “Imported Notes” folder in the Notes application. Text formatting, links and pictures will be preserved. Notes will be organized into separate folders based on color.


source: EXPORT_HELP
bundle_path: /System/Applications/Stickies.app
target:
Notes are organized into separate folders based on color. Click on the folder with the color name to see all notes of that color.


source: TV_OUT_OF_SPACE_ALERT_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
The app can’t be installed because there isn’t enough space. Delete one or more apps or manage your storage in Settings.


source: CAPABILITY_FAMILY_SHARING_WITH_IAP_EXPLANATION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Some in-app purchases, including subscriptions, may be shareable with your family group when Family Sharing is enabled.


source: REPORT_CONCERN_REASON_SUBTITLE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
If you think this review was written poorly or if you think it was unhelpful, go back and press and hold on the review to rate it instead. Reviews that aren’t considered helpful will appear toward the bottom of the list.


source: PURCHASES_APP_ADOPTION_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
To receive future updates, these bundled applications will be assigned to your Apple ID. A unique hardware identifier from your computer must be sent to Apple to verify eligibility.


source: CAPABILITY_FAMILY_SHARING_WITH_IAP_EXPLANATION_WITH_ACTION_TEMPLATE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Some in-app purchases, including subscriptions, may be shareable with your family group when Family Sharing is enabled. %@


source: CAPABILITY_FAMILY_SHARING_PAID_APP_NO_SHAREABLE_IAPS_EXPLANATION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled. No in-app purchases or subscriptions are shareable.


source: PERSONALIZATION_DESCRIPTION_OPTED_IN
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Apple is committed to keeping your personal information safe while providing you with a more personalized experience. All of the data below will be used to improve your recommendations in the App Store.


source: ONBOARDING_MAC_APP_STORE_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Discover amazing apps that help unlock the full potential of your Mac. And get access to a growing collection of incredibly fun games on Apple Arcade.


source: PERSONALIZATION_DESCRIPTION_OPTED_OUT
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Apple can personalize your App Store experience to help you discover new apps and games. You can turn on Personalized Recommendations in Account Settings.


source: CAPABILITY_GAME_CENTER_EXPLANATION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Play with friends, track and compare scores and achievements, challenge other players, and compete in multiplayer games.


source: APP_LAUNCH_RESTRICTED_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Certain apps, features, or services can’t be seen or used when Restrictions are on. To use this app, turn Restrictions off.


source: BUY_TV_GAME_CONTROLLER_REQUIRED_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
To use this app, connect an MFi Bluetooth game controller. You can find them online or at the Apple Store.


source: TV_CONTROLLER_REQUIRED_ALERT_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
To play this game on your Apple TV, you need to connect a compatible PlayStation, Xbox, or MFI controller.


source: TV_SIRI_REMOTE_REQUIRED_OR_CONTROLLER_OPTIONAL_ALERT_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
To play this game on your Apple TV, you need to connect the Apple TV remote (1st generation), or a compatible PlayStation, Xbox, or MFi controller.


source: TV_SIRI_REMOTE_REQUIRED_OR_CONTROLLER_OPTIONAL_ALERT_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
To play this game on your Apple TV, you need to connect the Apple TV remote, or a compatible PlayStation, Xbox, or MFi controller.


source: ONBOARDING_MESSAGES_STORE_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
You’ll find apps that let you add stickers to your messages, share songs, edit photos, and make payments without ever leaving your conversations.

Looking for games to play with your friends? You’ll find those there, too.


source: ONBOARDING_AD_PRIVACY_APP_STORE_DETAIL
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Personalized ads in Apple apps such as the App Store and Apple News help you discover apps, products, and services that are relevant to you. We protect your privacy by using device-generated identifiers and not linking advertising information to your Apple ID.

Turning on Personalized Ads increases the relevance of ads shown by letting us use data like account information, app and content purchases, and where available, the types of News stories you read.

Apple does not track you or share your personal information with any third parties.


source: ARCADE_WELCOME_INDIVIDUAL_SUBTITLE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Share the fun! Family Sharing lets up to 5 members of your family enjoy your subscription at no additional cost.


source: PERSONALIZATION_INTERACTIONS_FOOTER
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Items that you hide, cancel, or remove from the sections above will be excluded from the data used to personalize your App Store experience. Data may take up to 24 hours to update.


source: CAPABILITY_FAMILY_SHARING_PAID_APP_SOME_SHAREABLE_IAPS_EXPLANATION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled. Some in-app purchases and subscriptions may also be shareable.


source: BUY_WATCH_ONLY_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
If the download doesn’t start automatically, open the App Store on your Watch, tap Account, then tap Purchased.


source: PRODUCT_PRIVACY_DEFINITIONS_DETAIL
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Learn more about the data types an app may collect and some of the ways the developer or its third-party partners may use it.


source: BUY_TV_ONLY_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
If the download doesn’t start automatically, open the App Store on your Apple TV, then go to Purchased and select the app.


source: ONBOARDING_LOCATION_PRIVACY_APP_STORE_DETAIL
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
You’re currently sharing your location with the App Store, which means this information is being used to display apps and ads that are relevant to you.

To update this preference, go to Settings.


source: TV_PREORDER_TERMS
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
This content may change without notice and the final product may be different.

You’ll be charged when this app becomes available. To view or cancel your pre-orders on iOS, go to the Account Settings page for your Apple ID. On a Mac or PC, go to your Account Information page in iTunes.


source: CAPABILITY_FAMILY_SHARING_SOME_SHAREABLE_IAPS_EXPLANATION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppStoreKitInternal.framework
target:
Some in-app purchases and subscriptions may be shareable with your family group when Family Sharing is enabled.


source: OTHER_PC_NEEDS_UPDATE_TEXT
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemMigrationNetworking.framework
target:
Your PC is not running the latest version of Migration Assistant. Download the latest version at www.apple.com/migrate-to-mac.


source: TIME_CAPSULE_MOUNT_ERROR
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemMigrationNetworking.framework
target:
Make sure that all of your network devices are connected and turned on. It appears that some backups are already in use. If you don't see the backup you need, make sure it is not currently mounted by another machine and try again.


source: OTHER_MAC_NEEDS_UPDATE_TEXT_OSX
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemMigrationNetworking.framework
target:
Your other Mac is not running the latest version of OS X. Please run Software Update on your other Mac and try again.


source: square millimeter
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Calculate.framework
target:
sq mm|sqmm|square millimeter|square millimeters|sq millimeter|sq millimeters|millimeter2|mm2|millimeters2


source: square kilometer
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Calculate.framework
target:
square km|sq km|sqkm|square kilometer|square kilometers|sq kilometer|sq kilometers|kilometer2|km2|kilometers2


source: square centimeter
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Calculate.framework
target:
sq cm|sqcm|square centimeter|square centimeters|sq centimeter|sq centimeters|centimeter2|cm2|centimeters2


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re also reusing this password on “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if your “%@” account is compromised.

target:
You’re also reusing this password on “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if your “%@” account is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re reusing this password on other websites, including “%@”, “%@”, and %lu more. This increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.

target:
You’re reusing this password on other websites, including “%@”, “%@”, and %lu more. This increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re reusing this password on “%@”, “%@”, and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.

target:
You’re reusing this password on “%@”, “%@”, and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re also reusing this password on other websites, including “%@”, “%@”, and %lu more. This increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.

target:
You’re also reusing this password on other websites, including “%@”, “%@”, and %lu more. This increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re reusing this password on “%@” and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.

target:
You’re reusing this password on “%@” and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re reusing this password on “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if your “%@” account is compromised.

target:
You’re reusing this password on “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if your “%@” account is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re also reusing this password on “%@”, “%@”, and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.

target:
You’re also reusing this password on “%@”, “%@”, and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re reusing this password on other websites, which increases the risk to this account if one of those other accounts is compromised.

target:
You’re reusing this password on other websites, which increases the risk to this account if one of those other accounts is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SafariShared.framework
source:
You’re also reusing this password on “%@” and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.

target:
You’re also reusing this password on “%@” and “%@”, which increases the risk to this account if one of those accounts is compromised.


bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Directory Utility.app/Contents/PlugIns/LDAPv3.daplug
source:
The server you selected does not comply with the configured security policy. Add new LDAP server cancelled.

target:
The server you selected does not comply with the configured security policy. Add new LDAP server cancelled.


bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Directory Utility.app/Contents/PlugIns/LDAPv3.daplug
source:
The account you provided does not have enough privileges. Would you like to forcibly remove this configuration?

target:
The account you provided does not have enough privileges. Would you like to forcibly remove this configuration?


bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Directory Utility.app/Contents/PlugIns/LDAPv3.daplug
source:
There is already a computer in the directory with this name. Do you wish to overwrite, this may disable another computer if it is in use?

target:
There is already a computer in the directory with this name. Do you wish to overwrite, this may disable another computer if it is in use?


bundle_path: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Directory Utility.app/Contents/PlugIns/LDAPv3.daplug
source:
The server you are adding does not support strong authentication. Passwords sent to this server may be readable by other computers on the network.

target:
The server you are adding does not support strong authentication. Passwords sent to this server may be readable by other computers on the network.


source: UNKNOWN
target: Unknown
bundle_path:
/System/Library/CoreServices/ControlStrip.app/Contents/XPCServices/com.apple.DFRSystemExtra.AirPlay.xpc


source: SLEEP_ALARM_SLEEP_MODE_PAIRED_EXPLANATORY
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
To help you get a good night’s sleep, Apple Watch will use your sleep schedule to turn on Do Not Disturb and lock and dim the display.


source: PLAYS_ON_WATCH_TEXT
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Wake Up alarms will only play on your Apple Watch.

It will use your Apple Watch's settings to determine if sound and or vibration is played.


source: PLAYS_ON_PHONE_TEXT
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Wake Up alarms will only play on your iPhone.

It will use your iPhone's settings to determine if sound and or vibration is played.


source: SLEEP_MODE_FOOTER_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Sleep mode enables Do Not Disturb, darkens the lock screen and hides all notifications in Notification Center until turned off.


source: SLEEP_ALARM_INTRODUCTION_BODY_PHONE_AND_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Schedule your wake up alarm, bedtime, and bedtime reminders on your iPhone and Apple Watch.

You can also track your sleep and get woken up silently by wearing your watch to bed.


source: SLEEP_OPTIONS_BEDTIME_FOOTER_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Sleep can give you a better understanding of your sleep patterns by using your Sleep schedule and analyzing when you pick up and use your iPhone during the night.


source: SLEEP_OPTIONS_BEDTIME_FOOTER_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Bedtime can give you a better understanding of your sleep patterns by using your Bedtime schedule and analyzing when you pick up and use your iPhone during the night.


source: PLAYS_ON_PHONE_AND_WATCH_TEXT
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Wake Up alarms will only play on your Apple Watch if you're wearing it and use your iPhone as a backup.

It will use each device's settings to determine if sound and or vibration is played.


source: SLEEP_ALARM_SLEEP_MODE_ITEM_EXPLANATORY
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Your iPhone will use your Sleep schedule to turn on Do Not Disturb, hide notifications, and dim your screen until you wake up.


source: SLEEP_ALARM_OPTIONS_BEDTIME_SLEEP_MODE_CELL_FOOTER
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
When Sleep Mode is enabled, the lockscreen will dim, calls and alerts that arrive while locked will be silenced, and notifications will be sent to history. Emergency alerts will break through.


source: SLEEP_OPTIONS_MODE_FOOTER_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Sleep mode enables Do Not Disturb, darkens the lock screen and hides all notifications in Notification Center until turned off.

Sleep mode is scheduled to turn on at %@ and off with your alarm at %@.


source: BEDTIME_DND_OPTIONS_FOOTER_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileTimerUI.framework
target:
Do Not Disturb During Bedtime enables Do Not Disturb, darkens the lock screen and hides all notifications in Notification Center until turned off.

Do Not Disturb During Bedtime is scheduled to turn on at %@ and off with your alarm at %@.


source: FOOTER_TEXT
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.applemusicfriends.bundle
target:
Protecting the privacy and security of your information is a priority for everyone at Apple. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better, and when we do collect data we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices. Apple Music, like every Apple product and service, is designed with these principles in mind.

If you want to connect or share with other people using Apple Music, you can create a personal profile by providing a user handle (for example, @johnappleseed), display name and, if desired, a profile photo, and other information. Apple stores this information with your account so that you can access it from any of your devices. Your user handle, display name, and profile photo can appear alongside any content you post and activity that you share on Apple Music. Sharing and posting content is not currently intended for or available to Apple IDs for children.

Other people may also be able to find your Apple Music profile using the information that you’ve provided. 

You can make the contents of your profile, like listening activity and playlists, available only to those you choose. However, your profile information, such as handle, display name, photo, your followers, and who you are following, are always visible to everyone.

When you create a profile on Apple Music, we will recommend other Apple Music subscribers with whom you may want to connect as friends. Apple does not learn or store information from your contacts when checking for friends to recommend. Only shortened and encrypted hashes of the phone numbers and email addresses in your contacts are sent to Apple, and then matching Apple Music subscribers to be recommended are determined locally on your device. Apple Music can periodically check your contacts to recommend new friends in the future; you can control this in Account Settings by disabling Contacts on Apple Music. If you do not want to be found by others based on the Apple ID contact information they may have about you in their contacts, you can change this in Account Settings by disabling Allow Finding by Apple ID.

Information that you provide in your profile may be updated or removed by you at any time. Whenever you share online, you should think carefully about what you are making public. When you share from Apple Music to other websites or social networks, anything you share is governed by the privacy policies of those other services.


source: BUTTON_CAPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.applemusicfriends.bundle
target:
Certain profile information is always public, but you can control who follows your activity. Apple Music does not learn your contacts when recommending friends.


source: SECOND_BULLET
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.applemusicfriends.bundle
target:
Apple Music can recommend new friends by periodically checking the contacts on your device. This is done in such a way that Apple Music does not learn your contacts.


source: THIRD_BULLET
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.applemusicfriends.bundle
target:
You control whether people who have your Apple ID contact information see you as a recommended friend.


source: SPLASH_SUMMARY
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.applemusicfriends.bundle
target:
Apple Music Friends is designed to protect your information and enable you to choose what you share.


source: FIRST_BULLET
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.applemusicfriends.bundle
target:
When you create a profile, certain information is always public, but you control who can follow your activity.


source: FAILED_TO_EJECT_FORMAT
target: Failed to eject “GPU %@”.
bundle_path:
/System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras/SafeEjectGPUExtra.menu/Contents/XPCServices/SafeEjectGPUService.xpc


source: AMDOptions
bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Combine PDF Pages.action
target:
Combine documents by appending or shuffling pages. The shuffle method will add one page from each of the passed documents to the new document, then proceed to take the next page from each passed document, until all pages in the passed documents have been added to the new document.


source: BundleErr3585
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreFoundation.framework
target:
The bundle “%@” couldn’t be loaded because it doesn’t contain a version for the current architecture.


source: AMDSummary
target:
This action will return references to the media items contained in the albums whose references are passed to this action.

bundle_path:
/System/Applications/Photos.app/Contents/Library/Automator/Conversion from Albums to Media Items.caction


source: BigDate-Calendar
target: Big Date
bundle_path:
/System/Library/Templates/Data/Library/Application Support/Apple/Photos/Print Products/Themes/BigDate-Calendar.pptheme


bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DiskImages.framework
source:
Enter a new password to secure %1$@. If you forget this password you will not be able to access the files stored on this image. Forgotten passwords cannot be retrieved.

target:
Enter a new password to secure %1$@. If you forget this password you will not be able to access the files stored on this image. Forgotten passwords cannot be retrieved.


source: AXDescription
target: Siri
bundle_path:
/System/Library/CoreServices/ControlStrip.app/Contents/XPCServices/com.apple.DFRSystemExtra.Siri.xpc


source: ME_ALERT_EXISTING_MESSAGE_HAS_ME
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FMFCore.framework
target:
Your location is currently being shared using a different device. You can change this later by choosing “Me” from the bottom of the Friends list.


source: UNINSTALL_ICON_BODY_DELETE_DATA_AND_FONTS_LEAVES_DOCUMENTS_IN_CLOUD_SINGULAR
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Deleting this app will also delete its data and the installed font %@, but any documents or data stored in iCloud will not be deleted.


source: UNINSTALL_ONE_HOME_ICON_BODY_DELETE_WITH_NAME
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target:
When you delete the “%@” app, you’ll delete it from any other Apple TVs with this default user. You will also delete all of its data.


source: UNINSTALL_ICON_BODY_DELETE_DATA_AND_FONTS_LEAVES_DOCUMENTS_IN_CLOUD_PLURAL
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target:
Deleting this app will also delete its data and the installed fonts %@, but any documents or data stored in iCloud will not be deleted.


source: UNINSTALL_ICON_BODY_DELETE_APP_ENROLLED_IN_FAMILY_CONTROLS_WITH_NAME
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target:
“%@” is managing restrictions on this device, and deleting the app will require parent or guardian approval.


source: UNINSTALL_ICON_BODY_DELETE_DATA_LEAVES_DOCUMENTS_IN_CLOUD
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target:
Deleting this app will also delete its data, but any documents or data stored in iCloud will not be deleted.


source: kIXUserPresentableSINFNotForThisPlatformError_BODY
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target:
This application cannot be installed because the developer did not intend for it to run on this platform.


source: SEED_OPT_OUT_RECONFIRM_TITLE_DEVELOPER_SEED
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/OSUpdate.framework
target:
This Mac is enrolled in the Apple Developer Seed Program. Do you want to restore default update settings?


source: 201_Recovery
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/OSUpdate.framework
target:
An error occurred while downloading the selected updates. Please check your internet connection and try again.


source: SEED_OPT_OUT_RECONFIRM_TITLE_PUBLIC_SEED
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/OSUpdate.framework
target:
This Mac is enrolled in the Apple Beta Software Program. Do you want to restore default update settings?


source: LICENSE_AGREEMENT
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/OSUpdate.framework
target:
Use of this software is subject to the original license agreement that accompanied the software being updated.


source: SEED_OPT_OUT_RECONFIRM_TITLE_CUSTOMER_SEED
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/OSUpdate.framework
target:
This Mac is enrolled in the Apple Customer Seed Program. Do you want to restore default update settings?


source: 301_Recovery
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/OSUpdate.framework
target:
The requested version of macOS is not available because this update is managed by your system administrator.


source: 404_Recovery
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/OSUpdate.framework
target:
[AppleInternal] Make sure the build you’re trying to install has been marked as “prod nominated” on livability.swe.apple.com.


source: CS177.1
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Removing yourself from this shared presentation will delete the presentation from iCloud Drive on all of your devices.


source: CS164.1
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
If you stop sharing, other people will no longer have access to this folder or any items within it. It will be deleted from iCloud Drive on all of their devices.


source: CS64
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
New invitations can’t be sent. Reduce the number of people you’re inviting or have previously invited, then try again.


source: CS178.1
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
Removing yourself from this shared spreadsheet will delete the spreadsheet from iCloud Drive on all of your devices.


source: CS165.1
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
If you stop sharing, other people will no longer have access to this note and it will be deleted from iCloud Drive on all of their devices.


source: CS175.1
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
Removing yourself from this shared document will delete the document from iCloud Drive on all of your devices.


source: CS143
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
Everyone will be removed from this document and it will be deleted from iCloud Drive on all of their devices.


source: CS144
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
Everyone will be removed from this folder and it will be deleted from iCloud Drive on all of their devices.


source: CS176.1
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FinderKit.framework/Versions/A/PlugIns/iCloud Sharing.appex
target:
Removing yourself from this shared folder will delete the folder from iCloud Drive on all of your devices.


source: CS163.1
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If you stop sharing, other people will no longer have access to this ^0 and it will be deleted from iCloud Drive on all of their devices.


source: SUMMARY_OPTIMIZE_ICLOUD_CONFIRM_TITLE
target: Do you want to optimize iCloud Drive?
bundle_path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CloudDocsDaemon.framework/PlugIns/CloudDocsStorageManagement.appex


source: TIP_ENABLE_MESSAGE
target:
Enabling iCloud Drive lets you move the documents stored on your computer to iCloud. Drag documents from your computer to iCloud Drive in the Finder’s sidebar to free up space.


source: SUMMARY_ENABLE_DESKTOP_CONFIRM_MESSAGE
target:
All files from your Desktop and Documents folders will be stored in iCloud Drive, and only recently opened files will be kept on this Mac when storage is low. You can access all files at any time on all your devices. You can change this later in the Apple ID pane of System Preferences.


source: SUMMARY_OPTIMIZE_ICLOUD_MESSAGE
target:
Store all files from your Desktop and Documents folders in iCloud Drive. When storage is low only recently opened files are stored on this Mac. When you have enough storage all of your files will be stored on this Mac.


source: TIP_EVICT_MESSAGE
target:
Optimizing iCloud Drive lets you remove your local copy of the documents that have not been accessed within the last two weeks. Those documents will still be stored in the cloud but will require to have an internet connection to be accessed locally.


source: THUMPER_EMERGENCY_ADDRESS_INFO_MESSAGE
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Your carrier may route emergency services based on your current location or your address on file. You can update your emergency address information in FaceTime settings.


source: THUMPER_PUSH_HANDLER_CONSENT_ALERT_MESSAGE_WLAN
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When you join a network, information about the country where the network connection is made may be sent to your carrier for details like billing. For short code calls, the city will be sent for call routing purposes. You can change this in Settings.


source: MAKE_RECEIVE_THUMPER_CELLULAR_FOR_CARRIER_%@_WIFI_IPAD
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You can use your %@ phone number to make and receive calls directly on this iPad using Wi-Fi or cellular data.


source: MAKE_RECEIVE_THUMPER_CELLULAR_WIFI_IPAD
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You can use your phone number to make and receive calls directly on this iPad using Wi-Fi or cellular data.


source: MAKE_RECEIVE_THUMPER_CELLULAR_WLAN_IPAD
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You can use your phone number to make and receive calls directly on this iPad using WLAN or cellular data.


source: ALERT_RELAY_FAILED_RELAY_DEVICE_UNAVAILABLE_ACCOUNTS_MESSAGE_IPHONE
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Your iPhone must be signed in with the same Apple ID for FaceTime and iCloud to make phone calls from this iPhone.


source: ALERT_RELAY_FAILED_RELAY_DEVICE_UNAVAILABLE_ACCOUNTS_MESSAGE_IPAD
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Your iPhone must be signed in with the same Apple ID for FaceTime and iCloud to make phone calls from this iPad.


source: RECEIVE_THUMPER_CALLS_FROM_PHONE_NUMBER_ENTER_CODE_%@_%@_WLAN_IPOD
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To make and receive WLAN calls from “%@” on this iPod touch, enter the code “%@” on your iPhone now.


source: ALERT_RELAY_FAILED_RELAY_DEVICE_UNAVAILABLE_ACCOUNTS_MESSAGE_IPOD
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Your iPhone must be signed in with the same Apple ID for FaceTime and iCloud to make phone calls from this iPod touch.


source: THUMPER_PIN_EXCHANGE_REQUEST_FAILED_MESSAGE_WIFI_IPOD
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Your iPhone needs to be turned on and have network access to enable Wi-Fi Calling on this iPod touch.


source: THUMPER_PIN_EXCHANGE_REQUEST_FAILED_MESSAGE_WLAN_IPOD
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target:
Your iPhone needs to be turned on and have network access to enable WLAN Calling on this iPod touch.


source: MAKE_RECEIVE_THUMPER_CELLULAR_FOR_CARRIER_%@_WLAN_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/TelephonyUtilities.framework
target:
You can use your %@ phone number to make and receive calls directly on this iPad using WLAN or cellular data.


source: RECEIVE_THUMPER_CALLS_FROM_PHONE_NUMBER_ENTER_CODE_%@_%@_WIFI_IPOD
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target:
To make and receive Wi-Fi calls from “%@” on this iPod touch, enter the code “%@” on your iPhone now.


source: Journal-Large_themeDescription
target: Journal-Large_themeDescription
bundle_path:
/System/Library/Templates/Data/Library/Application Support/Apple/Photos/Print Products/Themes/Journal-Large.pptheme


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” workflow did not provide valid data.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D workflow did not provide valid data.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
Your changes have been saved and you will not be able to access older versions of this document once you close it. To undo your changes, click Revert.

target:
Your changes have been saved and you will not be able to access older versions of this document once you close it. To undo your changes, click Revert.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The directory containing this document could not be found in the file system. Try saving the document, or creating the directory \U2018%@\U2019.

target:
The directory containing this document could not be found in the file system. Try saving the document, or creating the directory ‘%@’.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
To manage collaboration settings, get the latest version of Keynote from the Mac App Store or use Keynote on iCloud.com.

target:
To manage collaboration settings, get the latest version of Keynote from the Mac App Store or use Keynote on iCloud.com.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
A file or folder with the same name already exists on the %@. Replacing it will overwrite its current contents.

target:
A file or folder with the same name already exists on the %@. Replacing it will overwrite its current contents.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” workflow did not finish in time.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D workflow did not finish in time.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You have %1$@ %2$@ documents with unsaved changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?

target:
You have %1$@ %2$@ documents with unsaved changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” application could not be opened.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D application could not be opened.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last saved it, or browse older versions. If you choose to revert it to a previous state, it will also be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.

target:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last saved it, or browse older versions. If you choose to revert it to a previous state, it will also be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last opened it, or browse older versions. If you choose to revert it to a previous state, it will also be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.

target:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last opened it, or browse older versions. If you choose to revert it to a previous state, it will also be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” shortcut did not provide valid data.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D shortcut did not provide valid data.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last opened it, or browse older versions. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.

target:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last opened it, or browse older versions. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
To share this presentation, get the latest version of Keynote from the Mac App Store or use Keynote on iCloud.com.

target:
To share this presentation, get the latest version of Keynote from the Mac App Store or use Keynote on iCloud.com.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because you do not have permission to open the \U201C%@\U201D application.

target:
The “%1$@” service could not be used because you do not have permission to open the “%2$@” application.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
If you want to make changes to this document, click Edit. To keep the file unchanged and work with a copy, click Edit a Copy.

target:
If you want to make changes to this document, click Edit. To keep the file unchanged and work with a copy, click Edit a Copy.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The last time you opened %@, it was force quit while reopening windows. Do you want to try to reopen its windows again?

target:
The last time you opened %@, it was force quit while reopening windows. Do you want to try to reopen its windows again?


target: The document “%1$@” couldn’t be opened because the volume “%2$@” couldn’t be mounted.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The document \U201C%@\U201D couldn\U2019t be opened because the volume \U201C%@\U201D couldn\U2019t be mounted.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
If you don\U2019t review your documents, all untitled documents will be deleted and your other changes will be saved.

target:
If you don’t review your documents, all untitled documents will be deleted and your other changes will be saved.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
iCloud does not yet have all of your recent changes for this document because iCloud servers are currently unreachable.

target:
iCloud does not yet have all of your recent changes for this document because iCloud servers are currently unreachable.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last saved it, or browse older versions. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.

target:
You can revert it to the state it was in when you last saved it, or browse older versions. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The document \U201C%@\U201D couldn\U2019t be opened because you have logged out of the iCloud account that contains it.

target:
The document “%@” couldn’t be opened because you have logged out of the iCloud account that contains it.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can choose to save your changes, or delete this copy immediately. The original document will not be modified. You can\U2019t undo this action.

target:
You can choose to save your changes, or delete this copy immediately. The original document will not be modified. You can’t undo this action.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
If you choose to revert it to a previous state, it will also be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.

target:
If you choose to revert it to a previous state, it will also be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
If you choose to revert, the document will be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.

target:
If you choose to revert, the document will be unlocked. Recent changes will be saved in your version history.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
Your new document was created successfully. You can try to open the original document and browse versions to revert your changes.

target:
Your new document was created successfully. You can try to open the original document and browse versions to revert your changes.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” shortcut could not be found.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D shortcut could not be found.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the application did not respond to a request for services.

target:
The “%@” service could not be used because the application did not respond to a request for services.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can make its contents revert to the \U201C%@\U201D version anyway, or make a new document out of that version.

target:
You can make its contents revert to the “%@” version anyway, or make a new document out of that version.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The last time you opened %@, it unexpectedly quit while reopening windows. Do you want to try to reopen its windows again?

target:
The last time you opened %@, it unexpectedly quit while reopening windows. Do you want to try to reopen its windows again?


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can duplicate this document and edit the duplicate. Only the duplicate will include your changes.

target:
You can duplicate this document and edit the duplicate. Only the duplicate will include your changes.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
Due to these unexpected changes, %@ may be unable to save your changes. Click Revert to load the changes made by the other application. Click Save Anyway to attempt to overwrite the changes made by the other application. You can also click Save As to attempt to save your changes to a different file.

target:
Due to these unexpected changes, %@ may be unable to save your changes. Click Revert to load the changes made by the other application. Click Save Anyway to attempt to overwrite the changes made by the other application. You can also click Save As to attempt to save your changes to a different file.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because another user has the “%2$@” application open.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because another user has the \U201C%@\U201D application open.


target: You have used the extension “.%1$@” at the end of the name. The standard extension is “.%2$@”.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You have used the extension \U201c.%1$@\U201d at the end of the name. The standard extension is \U201c.%2$@\U201d.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
If you want to make changes to this document, click Unlock. To keep the file unchanged and work with a copy, click Duplicate.

target:
If you want to make changes to this document, click Unlock. To keep the file unchanged and work with a copy, click Duplicate.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
To manage collaboration settings, get the latest version of Pages from the Mac App Store or use Pages on iCloud.com.

target:
To manage collaboration settings, get the latest version of Pages from the Mac App Store or use Pages on iCloud.com.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D application is not compatible with your computer.

target:
The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” application is not compatible with your computer.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D application did not respond to a request for services.

target:
The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” application did not respond to a request for services.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
Click Save Anyway to keep your changes and save the changes made by the other application as a version, or click Revert to keep the changes from the other application and save your changes as a version. You can also click Save As to save your changes to a different file.

target:
Click Save Anyway to keep your changes and save the changes made by the other application as a version, or click Revert to keep the changes from the other application and save your changes as a version. You can also click Save As to save your changes to a different file.


target: An item named “%@” already exists in this location. Do you want to replace it with this document?
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
An item named \U201C%@\U201D already exists in this location. Do you want to replace it with this document?


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the application.

target:
The “%@” service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the application.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You have %1$@ %2$@ documents with unconfirmed changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?

target:
You have %1$@ %2$@ documents with unconfirmed changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can make its contents revert to the %@ version anyway, or make a new document out of that version.

target:
You can make its contents revert to the %@ version anyway, or make a new document out of that version.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D application requires a newer version of macOS.

target:
The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” application requires a newer version of macOS.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the \U201C%@\U201D workflow.

target:
The “%1$@” service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the “%2$@” workflow.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
A new document was created that contains your changes. If you do not want to include them in this document as well, click Undo.

target:
A new document was created that contains your changes. If you do not want to include them in this document as well, click Undo.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You cannot save this document with extension \U201c.%1$@\U201d at the end of the name. The required extension is \U201c.%2$@\U201d.

target:
You cannot save this document with extension “.%1$@” at the end of the name. The required extension is “.%2$@”.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
To share this document, get the latest version of Pages from the Mac App Store or use Pages on iCloud.com.

target:
To share this document, get the latest version of Pages from the Mac App Store or use Pages on iCloud.com.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
To set up a printer, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Printers & Scanners, and then click the Add (+) button.

target:
To set up a printer, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Printers & Scanners, and then click the Add (+) button.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can choose to save your changes, or delete this copy immediately. The original attachment in Mail will not be modified. You can\U2019t undo this action.

target:
You can choose to save your changes, or delete this copy immediately. The original attachment in Mail will not be modified. You can’t undo this action.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the \U201C%@\U201D application.

target:
The “%1$@” service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the “%2$@” application.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You have %ld %@ documents with unsaved changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?

target:
You have %1$ld %2$@ documents with unsaved changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?


target: The application “%@” could not be launched because it is not compatible with your computer.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The application \U201C%@\U201D could not be launched because it is not compatible with your computer.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” application could not be found.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D application could not be found.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” workflow could not be found.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D workflow could not be found.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” application did not provide valid data.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D application did not provide valid data.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” application is in the Trash.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D application is in the Trash.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You have several %@ documents with unsaved changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?

target:
You have several %@ documents with unsaved changes. Do you want to review these changes before quitting?


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can let %@ save your changes to it anyway, or duplicate this document and edit the duplicate. Only the duplicate will include your changes.

target:
You can let %@ save your changes to it anyway, or duplicate this document and edit the duplicate. Only the duplicate will include your changes.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can resolve the conflict now, or ignore it. You can access ignored conflicts by browsing all versions.

target:
You can resolve the conflict now, or ignore it. You can access ignored conflicts by browsing all versions.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
To manage collaboration settings, get the latest version of Numbers from the Mac App Store or use Numbers on iCloud.com.

target:
To manage collaboration settings, get the latest version of Numbers from the Mac App Store or use Numbers on iCloud.com.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
Removing a Custom Palette is permanent. Are you sure you want to remove %@ from your custom palettes?

target:
Removing a Custom Palette is permanent. Are you sure you want to remove %@ from your custom palettes?


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
Drag your favorite items to the bottom of the screen to add them to the Touch\U00A0Bar. Drag items up from the Touch\U00A0Bar to remove them.

target:
Drag your favorite items to the bottom of the screen to add them to the Touch Bar. Drag items up from the Touch Bar to remove them.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
You can choose to save your changes, or delete this document immediately. You can\U2019t undo this action.

target:
You can choose to save your changes, or delete this document immediately. You can’t undo this action.


target: The “%1$@” service could not be used because the “%2$@” shortcut did not finish in time.
bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because the \U201C%@\U201D shortcut did not finish in time.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
To share this spreadsheet, get the latest version of Numbers from the Mac App Store or use Numbers on iCloud.com.

target:
To share this spreadsheet, get the latest version of Numbers from the Mac App Store or use Numbers on iCloud.com.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework
source:
The \U201C%@\U201D service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the \U201C%@\U201D shortcut.

target:
The “%1$@” service could not be used because there was a problem retrieving service information from the “%2$@” shortcut.


source: CELLULAR_WARNING
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/NetworkServiceProxy.framework
target:
To access the internet with this provider, you need to turn off Private Relay. Turning off Private Relay means this provider can monitor your internet activity, and your IP address will not be hidden from known trackers or websites.


source: WIFI_WARNING
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/NetworkServiceProxy.framework
target:
To access the internet on this network, you need to turn off Private Relay. Turning off Private Relay means this network can monitor your internet activity, and your IP address will not be hidden from known trackers or websites.


source: See the location of a friend.
bundle_path: /System/Applications/FindMy.app/Contents/PlugIns/FindMyWidgetIntentsPeople.appex
target:
Glance at the location of the people you care about the most (not all devices and configurations are supported).


source: PreviewName_HolidayColors-Postcard-V_6E396DD6-4F0D-4D32-BA82-8B3623955638
target: Holiday Colors
bundle_path:
/System/Library/Templates/Data/Library/Application Support/Apple/Photos/Print Products/Previews/HolidayColors-Postcard_Preview.pppreview


source: AMDSummary
bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Display Webpages.action
target:
This action displays webpages in Safari when given the URL addresses and returns the resulting Safari documents.


bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Display Webpages.action
source:
You must enable the 'Allow JavaScript from Apple Events' option in Safari's Develop menu to use this action.

target:
You must enable the 'Allow JavaScript from Apple Events' option in Safari's Develop menu to use this action.


source: AMDSummary
bundle_path: /System/Library/Automator/Remove Font Files.action
target:
This action removes the fonts associated with the files passed from the previous action from the list of active fonts. The font files will be moved to the Trash.


source: UnsupportedWebBrowserError
bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/Frameworks/ScreenTime.framework
target:
Changing the bundle identifier used to report or delete web usage data is only supported for registered web browsers. Please contact Apple Developer Support for more details on how to register at https://developer.apple.com/support/


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/Frameworks/MapKit.framework
source:
Turn on Location Services in System Preferences > Security & Privacy to allow %@ to determine your current location

target:
Turn on Location Services in System Preferences > Security & Privacy to allow %@ to determine your current location


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/Frameworks/MapKit.framework
source:
We could not find a route based on the range of the selected vehicle. You can view driving directions without EV information.

target:
We could not find a route based on the range of the selected vehicle. You can view driving directions without EV information.


bundle_path: /System/iOSSupport/System/Library/Frameworks/MapKit.framework
source:
Turn on Location Services in Settings > General > Privacy to allow %@ to determine your current location

target:
Turn on Location Services in Settings > General > Privacy to allow %@ to determine your current location


source: FOOTER_TEXT_APPLETV
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
Protecting the privacy and security of your information is a priority for everyone at Apple. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better, and when we do collect data we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices. Apple Podcasts, like every Apple product and service, is designed with these principles in mind.

Apple collects information about your use of Apple Podcasts to manage the shows you follow, to help improve the service, and to deliver aggregated reporting to podcast providers.

As a convenience to you, Apple Podcasts syncs the shows you follow and the play position of the podcast episodes you are listening to so that you can enjoy the same Apple Podcasts experience from any of your devices. This information is stored in association with your Apple ID. You can disable this capability in Settings.

We also collect data on podcast listening and interactions in order to understand, and provide reports about, podcast listenership. This data includes information about the podcasts you listen to such as, how much of a podcast you listen to, when you listen, and when you stream or follow. Also, to help improve and personalize the service, we collect information about your interactions with Apple Podcasts, such as selections you make. We designed Apple Podcasts so that this data is not linked to other Apple services. This information is associated with a random unique identifier that is specific to Apple Podcasts and not associated with your Apple ID. We use iCloud to sync the identifier across your devices that are logged in to iCloud. To reset the identifier included in playback data sent to Apple on tvOS, go to Settings > Apps > Podcasts > Reset Identifier.

We share data with podcast providers only in aggregate form. We do not share any of your individual data with third parties. Keep in mind, however, that when you play or download podcast episodes from podcast providers, those providers may be able to collect information about your use of their podcasts, and that collection is governed by their privacy practices.

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about Apple Podcasts and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you. Apple may also use information about your purchase activity within Apple Podcasts to send you emails and push notifications about new features, content, and offers available on Apple Podcasts. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com. To update your notification preferences on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications > Podcasts.

Other apps and devices that offer Apple Podcasts integrations may request access to Apple Podcasts and your Podcasts Library. If you give such permission to an app or device integration, it can access information like your library, your podcast play activity, and your recommendations. A permitted app or device can also modify data associated with your account, such as which podcasts are in your library. You can disable an iOS or iPadOS app’s access on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Media & Apple Music. You can disable access by other apps or devices in your Apple Music account settings.

Apple may use information about your use of Apple Podcasts to prevent or take action against activities that are, or may be, in breach of the tvOS Software License Agreement or applicable law.

Apple Podcasts Subscriptions
 
If you purchase podcasts from Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, we will use personal information that is necessary to process your purchase transactions, such as your account and payment information, which you can access and change in Settings, and your purchase history.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

We will also compute a device trust score on your device when you attempt a purchase using information about how you use your device, including the approximate number of phone calls or emails you send and receive. The submission is designed so Apple cannot learn the underlying values on your device. The score is stored for a fixed time on our servers.

We retain personal information associated with your purchases in Apple Podcasts Subscriptions for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We also retain a record of your purchases for at least as long as you have an account with us to allow you to access that content, again in line with our applicable terms. Some information, such as transactions but not your stored card details, may be retained as business records even after you close your account or stop using Apple Podcasts.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


source: THIRD_BULLET
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
We collect your podcast listening data in order to understand, and report to podcast providers in an aggregate manner about, podcast listening activity.


source: FOOTER_TEXT_HOMEPOD
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
Protecting the privacy and security of your information is a priority for everyone at Apple. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better, and when we do collect data we believe it‘s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices. Apple Podcasts, like every Apple product and service, is designed with these principles in mind.

Apple collects information about your use of the Apple Podcasts app to manage the shows you follow, to help improve the app, and to deliver aggregated reporting to podcast providers.

As a convenience to you, Apple Podcasts syncs the shows you follow and the play position of the podcast episodes you are listening to so that you can enjoy the same Apple Podcasts experience from any of your devices. This information is stored in association with your Apple ID. You can disable this capability in Settings.

We collect data on podcast listening and interactions in order to understand, and provide reports about, podcast listenership. This data includes information about the podcasts you listen to such as, for example, how much of a podcast you listen to, when you listen, and when you stream, download, or follow. Also, to help improve and personalize the service, we collect information about your interactions with Apple Podcasts, such as the requests you make. We designed Apple Podcasts so that this data is not linked to other Apple services. This information is associated with a random unique identifier that is specific to Apple Podcasts and not associated with your Apple ID. We use iCloud to sync the identifier across your devices that are signed in to iCloud. To reset the identifier included with playback data sent to Apple on iOS and iPadOS devices other than HomePod, go to Settings > Podcasts > Reset Identifier. For HomePod, you can reset the identifier by signing out and back in to your account for your HomePod using the Home app on your iOS or iPadOS device.

We share data with podcast providers only in aggregate form. We do not share any of your individual data with third parties. Keep in mind, however, that when you play or download podcast episodes from podcast providers or use Siri to listen to an audio brief, those providers may be able to collect information about your use of their podcasts, and that collection is governed by their privacy policies and practices.

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about Apple Podcasts and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you. Apple may also use information about your purchase activity within Apple Podcasts to send you emails and push notifications about new features, content, and offers available on Apple Podcasts. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com. To update your notification preferences on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications > Podcasts.

Other apps and devices that offer Apple Podcasts integrations may request access to Apple Podcasts and your Podcasts Library. If you give such permission to an app or device integration, it can access information like your library, your podcast play activity, and your recommendations. A permitted app or device can also modify data associated with your account, such as which podcasts are in your library. You can disable an iOS or iPadOS app’s access on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Media & Apple Music. You can disable access by other apps or devices in your Apple Music account settings.

Apple may use information about your use of Apple Podcasts to prevent or take action against activities that are, or may be, in breach of any applicable Software License Agreement or applicable law.

Apple Podcasts Subscriptions 

If you purchase podcasts from Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, we will use personal information that is necessary to process your purchase transactions, such as your account and payment information, which you can access and change in settings, and your purchase history.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

We will also compute a device trust score on your device when you attempt a purchase using information about how you use your device, including the approximate number of phone calls or emails you send and receive. The submission is designed so Apple cannot learn the underlying values on your device. The score is stored for a fixed time on our servers.

We retain personal information associated with your purchases in Apple Podcasts Subscriptions for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We also retain a record of your purchases for at least as long as you have an account with us to allow you to access that content, again in line with our applicable terms. Some information, such as transactions but not your stored card details, may be retained as business records even after you close your account or stop using Apple Podcasts.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


source: FOOTER_TEXT_MAC
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
Protecting the privacy and security of your information is a priority for everyone at Apple. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better, and when we do collect data we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices. Apple Podcasts, like every Apple product and service, is designed with these principles in mind.

Apple collects information about your use of Apple Podcasts to manage the shows you follow, to help improve the service, and to provide aggregated reporting to podcast providers.

As a convenience to you, Apple Podcasts syncs the shows you follow, and the play position of the podcast episodes you are listening to so that you can enjoy the same Apple Podcasts experience from any of your devices. This information is stored in association with your Apple ID. You can disable this capability at any time in Podcasts > Preferences > Advanced > Sync follows across devices.

We also collect data on podcast listening and interactions in order to understand, and provide reports about, podcast listenership. This data includes information about the podcasts you listen to, such as, how much of a podcast you listen to, when you listen, and when you stream, download or follow. Also, to help improve and personalize the service, we collect information about your interactions with Apple Podcasts, such as links you click on. We designed Apple Podcasts so that this data is not linked to other Apple services. This information is associated with a random unique identifier that is specific to Apple Podcasts and not associated with your Apple ID. We use iCloud to sync the identifier across your devices that are signed in to iCloud. To reset the identifier included in playback data sent to Apple on Mac, go to Podcasts > Help > Reset Identifier.

Siri suggests podcasts you may like based on on-device information derived from the apps you use and the websites you visit with Safari. Also, when you use search in Apple Podcasts, information, including recently used apps and popular apps installed on your device, is sent to Apple with your search query to provide you with relevant search results. This information is not associated with your Apple ID.

We share data with podcast providers only in aggregate form. We do not share any of your individual data with third parties. Keep in mind, however, that when you play or download podcast episodes from podcast providers or use Siri to listen to an audio brief, those providers may be able to collect information about your use of their podcasts, and that collection is governed by their privacy policies and practices.

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about Apple Podcasts and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you. Apple may also use information about your purchase activity within Apple Podcasts to send you emails and push notifications about new features, content, and offers available on Apple Podcasts. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com. To update your notification preferences on Mac, go to System Preferences > Notifications & Focus > Podcasts.

Other apps and devices that offer Apple Podcasts may request access to Apple Podcasts and your Podcasts Library. If you give such permission to an app or device integration, it can access information like your library, your podcast play activity, and your recommendations. A permitted app or device can also modify data associated with your account, such as which podcasts are in your library. You can disable a Mac app’s access on your Mac by going to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Media & Apple Music. You can disable access by other apps or devices in your Apple Music account settings.

Apple may use information about your use of Apple Podcasts to prevent or take action against activities that are, or may be, in breach of any applicable Software License Agreement or applicable law.

Apple Podcasts Subscriptions 

If you purchase podcasts from Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, we will use personal information that is necessary to process your purchase transactions, such as your account and payment information, which you can access and change in settings, and your purchase history.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

We will also compute a device trust score on your device when you attempt a purchase using information about how you use your device, including the approximate number of phone calls or emails you send and receive. The submission is designed so Apple cannot learn the underlying values on your device. The score is stored for a fixed time on our servers.

We retain personal information associated with your purchases in Apple Podcasts Subscriptions for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We also retain a record of your purchases for at least as long as you have an account with us to allow you to access that content, again in line with our applicable terms. Some information, such as transactions but not your stored card details, may be retained as business records even after you close your account or stop using Apple Podcasts.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


source: FIFTH_BULLET
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
To help identify and prevent fraud, information about how you use your device, including the approximate number of phone calls or emails you send and receive, will be used to compute a device trust score when you attempt a purchase. The submissions are designed so Apple cannot learn the real values on your device. The scores are stored for a fixed time on our servers.


source: FOOTER_TEXT
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
Protecting the privacy and security of your information is a priority for everyone at Apple. We work hard to collect only the data we need to make your experience better, and when we do collect data, we believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices. Apple Podcasts, like every Apple product and service, is designed with these principles in mind.

Apple collects information about your use of Apple Podcasts to manage the shows you follow, to help improve the service, and to deliver aggregated reporting to podcast providers.

As a convenience to you, Apple Podcasts syncs the shows you follow, and the play position of the podcast episodes you are listening to so that you can enjoy the same Apple Podcasts experience from any of your devices. This information is stored in association with your Apple ID. You can disable this capability in Settings.

We also collect data on podcast listening and interactions in order to understand, and provide reports about, podcast listenership. This data includes information about the podcasts you listen to, such as how much of a podcast you listen to, when you listen, and when you stream, download, or follow. Also, to help improve and personalize the service, we collect information about your interactions with Apple Podcasts, such as links you tap on. We designed Apple Podcasts so that this data is not linked to other Apple services. This information is associated with a random unique identifier that is specific to Apple Podcasts and not associated with your Apple ID. We use iCloud to sync the identifier across your devices that are signed in to iCloud. To reset the identifier included in playback data sent to Apple on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Podcasts > Reset Identifier. This will also reset the identifier for any paired watchOS devices.

Siri suggests podcasts you may like based on on-device information derived from the apps you use and the websites you visit with Safari. Also, when you use search in Apple Podcasts, information, including recently used apps and popular apps installed on your device, is sent to Apple with your search query to provide you with relevant search results. This information is not associated with your Apple ID.

We share data with podcast providers only in aggregate form. We do not share any of your individual data with third parties. Keep in mind, however, that when you play or download podcast episodes from some podcast providers or use Siri to listen to an audio brief, those providers may be able to collect information about your use of their podcasts, and that collection is governed by their privacy policies and practices.

Apple may use information about your account, such as the Apple products you own and your subscriptions to Apple services, to send you communications about Apple Podcasts and other Apple products, services, and offers that may be of interest to you. Apple may also use information about your purchase activity within Apple Podcasts to send you emails and push notifications about new features, content, and offers available on Apple Podcasts. You can change your email preferences and opt out of receiving these emails by going to appleid.apple.com. To update your notification preferences on iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Notifications > Podcasts.

Other apps and devices that offer Apple Podcasts integrations may request access to Apple Podcasts and your Podcasts Library. If you give such permission to an app or device integration, it can access information like your library, your podcast play activity, and your recommendations. A permitted app or device can also modify data associated with your account, such as which podcasts are in your library. You can disable an iOS or iPadOS app’s access on your iOS or iPadOS device by going to Settings > Privacy > Media & Apple Music. You can disable access by other apps or devices in your Apple Music account settings.

Apple may use information about your use of Apple Podcasts to prevent or take action against activities that are, or may be, in breach of the iOS or iPadOS Software License Agreement or applicable law.

Apple Podcasts Subscriptions

If you purchase podcasts from Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, we will use personal information that is necessary to process your purchase transactions, such as your account and payment information, which you can access and change in Settings, and your purchase history.

When you use a payment card, Apple may retain and automatically update your card number and billing information for future purchases, recurring transactions, or other uses you authorize. Apple may obtain this information from your financial institution or payment network, and also use it for fraud prevention and verification.

We will also compute a device trust score on your device when you attempt a purchase using information about how you use your device, including the approximate number of phone calls or emails you send and receive. The submission is designed so Apple cannot learn the underlying values on your device. The score is stored for a fixed time on our servers.

We retain personal information associated with your purchases in Apple Podcasts Subscriptions for the periods specified by applicable laws relating to financial reporting, which vary by region. For most customers, that requires at least a 10-year retention period, but in regions such as China that period can be 30 years. We also retain a record of your purchases for at least as long as you have an account with us to allow you to access that content, again in line with our applicable terms. Some information, such as transactions but not your stored card details, may be retained as business records even after you close your account or stop using Apple Podcasts.

At all times, information collected by Apple will be treated in accordance with Apple’s Privacy Policy, which can be found at www.apple.com/privacy


source: SECOND_BULLET
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
Your podcast listening data is linked to a random device identifier that is not associated with your Apple ID.


source: BUTTON_CAPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/OnBoardingBundles/com.apple.onboarding.podcasts.bundle
target:
The podcasts you purchase in Apple Podcasts Subscriptions are associated with your Apple ID. Your device trust score is used to prevent fraud. Data on your podcast listening and interactions is collected to improve and personalize the service and is not associated with your Apple ID.


source: fOTHUa
target: State
bundle_path:
/System/iOSSupport/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WorkflowKit.framework/BundledIntentDefinitions/com.apple.NanoSettings


source: REBUILD_ERROR_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
An error occurred with your system extensions during startup and they need to be rebuilt before they can be used. Please go to Security & Privacy System Preferences to re-enable them.


source: SPOperationAlreadyRunning
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
The requested operation is already running and a new operation cannot be started till it is complete


source: UPDATED_KEXT_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program has updated system extension(s) signed by “%@”. To finish the update, you must approve it in the Security & Privacy System Preferences.


source: PANIC_MEDIC_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A third party kernel extension was preventing the machine from successfully booting.  All third party kernel extensions have been disabled.  You will be prompted to re-enable them in the Security & Privacy System Preferences pane as they are used.


source: DOWNGRADE_REQUIRED_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program tried to load new system extension(s) signed by “%@” but your security settings do not allow system extensions. To enable them, open the Security & Privacy preference pane.


source: BLOCKED_ASP_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program tried to load new audio system extension signed by “%@” which will have full access to your system audio.  If you want to enable this extension, open Security & Privacy System Preferences.


source: EXISTING_DEPRECATED_KEXT_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
Existing software on your system loaded a system extension signed by “%@” which will be incompatible with a future version of macOS. Contact the developer for support.


source: UPDATED_DEPRECATED_KEXT_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program has updated system extension(s) signed by “%@” that will be incompatible with a future version of macOS. To finish the update, you must approve it in the Security & Privacy System Preferences.


source: BLOCKED_KEXT_ALERT_REVOKED
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program tried to load new system extension(s) signed by “%@” that will damage your computer and have been blocked.


source: UPDATED_SYSTEM_KEXT_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
An Apple system extension has been updated. To finish the update, you must approve it in the Security & Privacy System Preferences.


source: BLOCKED_KEXT_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program tried to load new system extension(s) signed by “%@”. If you want to enable these extensions, open Security & Privacy System Preferences.


source: DEPRECATED_BLOCKED_KEXT_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program tried to load new system extension(s) signed by “%@” which will be incompatible with a future version of macOS. If you want to enable these extensions, open Security & Privacy System Preferences.


source: BLOCKED_KEXT_ALERT_LEGACY_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SystemPolicy.framework
target:
A program tried to load new system extension(s) signed by “%@” that need to be updated by the developer.


source: SECURE_TERMS_FOLLOWUP_NOTIFICATION_INFORMATIVE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To use iCloud on this iPad you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your iPad passcode.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can approve this Apple TV from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPAD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPad passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_DEVICE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this Apple Watch from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_WATCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MACBOOK_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_ATV_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Apple TV passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RESET_PASSWORD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_REPAIR_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this MacBook from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A MacBook Pro password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this iPhone from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: ICDP_CANT_APPROVE_TITLE_SKIP
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this Mac from another device, you can still sign in but your end-to-end encrypted data will be temporarily unavailable.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPod touch passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: CONFIRM_NEW_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your Apple Watch passcode to keep using iCloud. You recently changed the passcode you use to unlock this Apple Watch. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: ADOPT_MULTIPLE_ICSC_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode of each of your devices will be used to protect your iCloud account. Your custom iCloud Security Code will no longer be used.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A passcode protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this Mac Pro and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a passcode for this MacBook.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your Apple Watch passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSWORD_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for any of your devices, you can approve this iPad from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: SECURE_TERMS_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To use iCloud on this iPhone you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your iPhone passcode.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this device from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_2FA_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Create a passcode to upgrade your account security. A passcode protects your sensitive data and is used to unlock this iPhone.


source: RECOVERY_FORGOT_DEVICE_PASSWORDS_ALERT_MSG
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_ATV_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Apple TV password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this MacBook Pro from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_WATCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An Apple Watch password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: SECURE_TERMS_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To use iCloud on this MacBook Pro you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your MacBook Pro passcode.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_FACEID_INFOTEXT_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Face ID in place of your passcode to unlock MacBook Pro, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_OTHER_RECORD_PASSCODE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Choose another device to enter its password.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this MacBook from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: CUSTODIAN_INSTRUCTIONS_SUBTITLE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Provide these instructions to your recovery contact so they can generate a recovery code for you from their device.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the password for the Apple TV “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the passcode for the iPod touch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the MacBook “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the iPod touch “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the iPod touch “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the password for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_OTHER_RECORD_PASSWORD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Choose another device to enter its passcode.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this Mac Pro from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_DEVICE_LIMIT_PASSWORD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Choose another device to enter its password, or use your recovery key.


source: WATCH_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t enter a passcode for this device, you can still sign in but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: COOLDOWN_REPAIR_ALERT_MESSAGE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Too many passcode attempts have been made recently. You can try again in an hour or reset your end-to-end encrypted data now.


source: WATCH_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t enter a password for this device, you can still sign in but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: CUSTODIAN_RECOVERY_MACOS_HELP_PROMPT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the password for “%@”, you can still regain access to your end-to-end encrypted data by asking your account recovery contact to help, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: LOCAL_SECRET_ENTRY_REASON_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode you use to unlock this Apple TV will also be used to access saved passwords and other sensitive data you store in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MESSAGE_SAME_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Passwords, home and other data are protected by the passcode previously used to unlock this iPod touch.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_PASSCODE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_MAC_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Mac Pro password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_TOUCHID_INFOTEXT_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Touch ID in place of your passcode to unlock iPod touch, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_WATCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Apple Watch passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_TOUCHID_INFOTEXT_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Touch ID in place of your password to unlock MacBook Pro, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: DEVICE_PICKER_SUBTITLE_ALL_MAC
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Choose a Mac and enter its password. Your Mac password is used to protect your Apple ID, saved passwords, and other data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for the MacBook “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_DEVICE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A device password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_ATV_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An Apple TV passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_FACEID_INFOTEXT_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Face ID in place of your passcode to unlock Apple Watch, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A passcode protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this MacBook and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A passcode protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this Apple TV and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WATCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Apple Watch passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your MacBook passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this Apple TV from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: CUSTODIAN_INSTRUCTIONS_OS_INSTRUCTION_IOS
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
1. Go to Settings > [their name].
2. Tap Password & Security > Account Recovery.
3. Tap “%@” and then “Get Recovery Code”.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_REPAIR_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this device from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this iPod touch from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSWORD_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Apple TV “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A MacBook Pro password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this iPhone from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_FACEID_INFOTEXT_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Face ID in place of your password to unlock MacBook Pro, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for any of your devices, you can approve this MacBook Pro from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the password for the iPod touch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this device and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_WATCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_WATCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Apple Watch password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_HARD_LIMIT_REACHED_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this iPhone using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: KEYCHAIN_FOLLOWUP_INTERNAL_BLAME
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
[Internal Only] (brought to you by %@). If this is unexpected, please file a Radar to Security | iCloud Keychain.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_ATV_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Apple TV passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: WATCH_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't enter a passcode for any of these devices, you can still sign in but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the password for the iPod touch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RK_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the MacBook “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_PASSWORD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: OSX_CONFIRM_NEW_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your Mac password to keep using iCloud. You recently changed the password you use to unlock this Mac. This password also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_HARD_LIMIT_REACHED_MESSAGE_MULTI_PASSWORD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Choose another device to enter its password.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_MACBOOK_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this device from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_SUBTITLE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This passcode protects your Apple ID, saved passwords, and other data stored in iCloud. Your passcode is encrypted and cannot be read by Apple.


source: SECURE_TERMS_FOLLOWUP_NOTIFICATION_INFORMATIVE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To use iCloud on this iPod touch you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your iPod touch passcode.


source: DEVICE_PICKER_SUBTITLE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Choose a device and enter its passcode. Your passcode is used to protect your Apple ID, saved passwords, and other data stored in iCloud.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this iPod touch from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSWORD_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook Pro password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPod touch passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSWORD_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a password for this MacBook.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the passcode for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the passcode for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the password for the Apple TV “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can approve this MacBook from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: COOLDOWN_ALERT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
You can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access saved passwords, Messages in iCloud, or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud for one hour.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your Mac Pro passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RESET_PASSCODE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSWORD_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the iPhone “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_SUBTITLE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This password protects your Apple ID, saved passwords, and other data stored in iCloud. Your password is encrypted and cannot be read by Apple.


source: LOCAL_SECRET_ENTRY_REASON_MAC
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password you use to unlock this Mac will also be used to access saved passwords and other sensitive data you store in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_IPAD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the iPad “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this MacBook from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_DEVICE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A device passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the password for the MacBook “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a passcode for this MacBook Pro.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this Apple TV using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_SIGNIN_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can still sign in, but won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_MACBOOK_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A MacBook passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: LOCAL_SECRET_ENTRY_REASON_PASSCODE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode you use to unlock this device will also be used to access saved passwords and other sensitive data you store in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_WATCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: LOCAL_SECRET_ENTRY_REASON_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode you use to unlock this iPod touch will also be used to access saved passwords and other sensitive data you store in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_ATV_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Apple TV “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: SECURE_TERMS_FOLLOWUP_NOTIFICATION_INFORMATIVE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To use iCloud on this Mac Pro you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your Mac Pro passcode.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this Apple TV from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: BENEFICIARY_WELCOME_SCREEN_SUBTITLE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
As a legacy contact, you will have access to the data in %1$@'s account. This will not include payment information, subscriptions, licensed media, and Keychain.

When you're signed in with your legacy contact Apple ID on this %2$@, features for some of the apps may be limited.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RK_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MAC_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Mac Pro passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPHONE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPhone passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_REPAIR_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this iPhone from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_ATV_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An Apple TV passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_DEVICE_LIMIT_PASSCODE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Choose another device to enter its passcode, or use your recovery key.


source: WATCH_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_FORMAT_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't enter a passcode for any of these devices, you can reset %@'s end-to-end encrypted data.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your iPad passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this iPhone and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: TRUST_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Enter your password and a verification code to finish setting up two-factor authentication on this Apple TV.


source: RECOVERY_FORGOT_ALL_PASSCODE_ALERT_MSG
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook Pro passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_TOUCHID_INFOTEXT_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Touch ID in place of your passcode to unlock MacBook Pro, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A passcode protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this Apple Watch and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_OTHER_RECORD_PASSCODE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Choose another device to enter its passcode.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_MAC_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A Mac Pro passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RK_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can still sign in but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_IPAD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPad password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this iPhone using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: WATCH_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't enter a password for any of these devices, you can still sign in but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RK_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Apple TV “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: CUSTODIAN_RECOVERY_OS_PICKER_SUBTITLE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Reach out to your recovery contact now to get a recovery code. You can give them instructions on what to do based on their type of Apple device.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_MACBOOK_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can approve this device from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_DEVICE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your device password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_MULTI_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can still regain access to Apple ID with account recovery.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RK_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can approve this iPod touch from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_TOUCHID_INFOTEXT_PASSWORD_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Touch ID in place of your password to unlock Apple Watch, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_PASSCODE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices.


source: SECURE_TERMS_FOLLOWUP_NOTIFICATION_INFORMATIVE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To use iCloud on this device you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your device passcode.


source: BENEFICIARY_ACCESS_KEY_LATER_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you do not enter an access key, you will not be able to access %1$@'s health data, voice memos, and Safari bookmarks. You can still access %1$@'s photos, notes, mail, contacts, calendar events, reminders, messages, call history, and files.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_MAC_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A Mac Pro password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_ATV_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Apple TV “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A MacBook Pro passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the passcode for the MacBook “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook Pro passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this iPad from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: CUSTODIAN_FORGOT_MACOS_PROMT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can enter the password or passcode of one of your other devices, or you can also ask your recovery contact for help.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the passcode for the Apple TV “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: CUSTODIAN_INSTRUCTIONS_OS_INSTRUCTION_MAC
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
1. Go to System Preferences > Apple ID.
2. Click Password & Security under their name.
3. Next to Account Recovery, click “Manage“.
4. Find “%@” and click “Details“.
5. Click “Get Recovery Code”


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this iPod touch using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this Apple TV from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_IPHONE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the iPhone “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: SINGLE_ICSC_FORGOT_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your iCloud Security Code or one of your other devices using iCloud Keychain is required to sign in to iCloud on a new device.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this MacBook from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this Apple TV and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_MACBOOK_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A MacBook password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this MacBook Pro from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your MacBook Pro passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSWORD_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for any of your devices, you can approve this device from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can approve this MacBook Pro from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_WATCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An Apple Watch passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_DEVICE_LIMIT_PASSWORD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Choose another device to enter its passcode, or use your recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_WATCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_IPAD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the iPad “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MACBOOK_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A MacBook passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: RESET_CONFIRMATION_DIALOG_MESSAGE_NO_RECOVERY
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
You must reset your end-to-end encrypted data to sign in to iCloud. This may include Messages in iCloud, saved passwords, home data, and other sensitive data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPAD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPad passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the passcode for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this Mac Pro and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: SIGN_IN_LATER_ALERT_BODY
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
You need an Apple ID to restore from an iCloud backup, use Apple Pay, the App Store, iTunes Store, iCloud and more.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for any of your devices, you can approve this Mac Pro from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this iPad from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the password for the MacBook “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this iPod touch using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this iPod touch from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the password for the iPhone “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_ATV_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An Apple TV password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_ATV_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An Apple TV password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: RECOVERY_FORGOT_ALL_PASSWORDS_OR_PASSCODE_ALERT_MSG
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password or passcode for any of your devices, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: ICDP_CANT_APPROVE_MESSAGE_SKIP
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
You won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud until you approve this Mac.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Apple TV “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your iPod touch passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_ATV_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Apple TV password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_NO_RESET_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Try entering a device passcode again in an hour.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RESET_PASSCODE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MESSAGE_SAME_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Passwords, home and other data are protected by the passcode previously used to unlock this Apple Watch.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MAC_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A Mac Pro passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_IPHONE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPhone passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_TOUCHID_INFOTEXT_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Touch ID in place of your passcode to unlock Apple Watch, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can still sign in but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: LOCAL_SECRET_ENTRY_REASON_PASSCODE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode you use to unlock this iPad will also be used to access saved passwords and other sensitive data you store in iCloud.


source: TRUST_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Enter your password and a verification code to finish setting up two-factor authentication on this iPhone.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSWORD_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a password for this device.


source: RECOVERY_KEY_FOOTER_LABEL_ENABLE_FLOW
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Write down your recovery key and keep it in a safe place so you always have access to your Apple ID.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_MULTI_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for any of your devices, you can still regain access to Apple ID with account recovery.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_IPHONE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the iPhone “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_INELIGIBLE_MESSAGE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature requires two-factor authentication. The Apple ID “%@” does not support two-factor authentication.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSCODE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a passcode for this device.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this Apple TV using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RK_PASSWORD_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the MacBook “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_REPAIR_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this iPad from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPHONE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPhone password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this MacBook and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: SECURE_TERMS_FOLLOWUP_NOTIFICATION_INFORMATIVE_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To use iCloud on this MacBook you must accept the new iCloud Terms and Conditions, and enter your MacBook passcode.


source: WATCH_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_FORMAT_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't enter a password for any of these devices, you can reset %@'s end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this MacBook Pro from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPod touch passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_REPAIR_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this Apple Watch from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPod touch password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this MacBook Pro and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPAD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPad passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: CONFIRM_NEW_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your Apple TV passcode to keep using iCloud. You recently changed the passcode you use to unlock this Apple TV. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this Mac Pro using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for the Apple TV “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MACBOOK_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A MacBook password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSWORD_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a password for this iPod touch.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this MacBook Pro using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_NO_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_WATCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An Apple Watch passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this Mac Pro using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a passcode for this Apple TV.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RK_PASSWORD_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this iPad using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_DEVICE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your device password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can approve this iPad from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: ENROLL_FORGOT_ALL_TITLE_FOLLOW_UP
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password or passcode for any of your devices, you can still sign in but your end-to-end encrypted data will be temporarily unavailable.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can approve this iPhone from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: COOLDOWN_REPAIR_ALERT_MESSAGE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Too many password attempts have been made recently. You can try again in an hour or reset your end-to-end encrypted data now.


source: TRUST_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Enter your password and a verification code to finish setting up two-factor authentication on this Apple Watch.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this iPad using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPod touch password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPod touch password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_DEVICE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the MacBook “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPHONE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPhone passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the password for the iPad “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a passcode for this Apple Watch.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_HARD_LIMIT_REACHED_MESSAGE_GLOBAL_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password of another device can no longer be used to reset your password. You can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_REPAIR_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this Apple TV from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_DEVICE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A device password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MAC_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. A Mac Pro password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MACBOOK_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook passcode to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: ENROLL_FORGOT_ALL_DEVICES_TITLE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password or passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this Mac using another device.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_FOLLOWUP_TOUCHID_INFOTEXT_PASSWORD_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Use Touch ID in place of your password to unlock iPod touch, approve purchases, and sign in to apps.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_2FA_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Create a password to upgrade your account security. A password protects your sensitive data and is used to unlock this iPhone.


source: TRUST_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Enter your password and a verification code to finish setting up two-factor authentication on this iPad.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this Mac Pro from another device, you can still sign in, but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the MacBook “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPHONE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPhone passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this iPod touch and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your iPhone passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_MAC_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your Mac Pro password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSCODE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the iPhone “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your Apple TV passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSWORD_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the iPad “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: CONFIRM_NEW_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your device passcode to keep using iCloud. You recently changed the passcode you use to unlock this device. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You must reset your end-to-end encrypted data to continue.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the password for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPHONE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPhone password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: RECOVERY_KEY_REPAIR_INFORMATIVE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your recovery key is no longer valid. A valid key is required to ensure you can always access your account.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSWORD_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a password for this iPad.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_MAC_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: ICDP_CANT_APPROVE_TITLE_RESET
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this Mac from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPAD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPad passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: CUSTODIAN_FORGOT_MACOS_PROMT_MESSAGE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can enter the password or passcode of one of your other devices, or you can also ask your recovery contact for help.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_NO_RESET_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. Try entering a device password again in an hour.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_DEPLETED_ALL_ATTEMPTS_ALL_RECORDS_SIGN_IN
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
You can still sign in, but won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: OSX_REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the password for the Apple Watch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for the MacBook Pro “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this iPad from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPod touch passcode needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSWORD_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the password for “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MESSAGE_SAME_PASSCODE_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Passwords, home and other data are protected by the passcode previously used to unlock this Apple TV.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_DEVICE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your device passcode to enable end-to-end encryption


source: RECOVERY_FORGOT_DEVICE_PASSCODE_ALERT_MSG
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: WAITING_APPROVAL_RESET_DIALOG_MESSAGE_REPAIR_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t approve this iPod touch from another device, you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data to finish setting up iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_DEVICE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSCODE_ATV_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Apple TV “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: ACCOUNT_RECOVERY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_SINGLE_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for the Mac Pro “%@”, you can still regain access to your Apple ID with account recovery.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_IPAD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPad password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSCODE_MAC_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a passcode for this Mac Pro.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPAD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. An iPad password needs to be created to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_IPAD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the iPad “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSWORD_MACBOOK
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for any of your devices, you can approve this MacBook from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_MACBOOK_PRO
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A passcode protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this MacBook Pro and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: CDP_DONT_HAVE_KEY_DESCRIPTION
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
To sign in, you need at least two of the following: your password, access to your trusted devices or phone number, and your recovery key.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_IPAD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A passcode protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this iPad and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can still sign in but you won’t be able to access any passwords or other end-to-end encrypted data stored in iCloud.


source: CONFIRM_EXISTING_SECRET_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Confirm your device passcode to keep using iCloud. This passcode also protects access to data stored in iCloud.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you will need to reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: OSX_TRUST_FOLLOWUP_ITEM_INFORMATIVE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Enter your password and a verification code to finish setting up two-factor authentication on this Mac.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSCODE_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for any of your devices, you can approve this device from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_2FA_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Create a password to upgrade your account security. A passcode protects your sensitive data and is used to unlock this iPhone.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSWORD_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A password protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this Apple Watch and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPAD_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPad password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSCODE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the passcode for “%@”, you can approve this iPhone from one of your other devices signed in to iCloud, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CREATE_SECRET_MESSAGE_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
A passcode protects your sensitive data. It is used to unlock this iPod touch and access your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_DEVICE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You can approve this device using another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RESET_PASSWORD_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for “%@”, you can enter the passcode for one of your other devices or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPHONE_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPhone password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_ANOTHER_DEVICE_RK_PASSWORD_MACBOOK_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for the MacBook “%@”, you can enter the password for one of your other devices, or use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_IPHONE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for the iPhone “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_GLOBAL_LIMIT_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The passcode for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. If you can't remember the passcode for the iPod touch “%@”, you can use your 28-character recovery key.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_INCORRECT_MESSAGE_RESET_PASSWORD_WATCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
The password for “%@” was entered incorrectly too many times. You must reset your end-to-end encrypted data to continue


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_MACBOOK_PRO_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
This feature uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your MacBook Pro password to enable end-to-end encryption


source: D2DENCRYPTION_CANCEL_ENTER_SECRET_MESSAGE_WITH_FEATURE_IPOD_TOUCH_PASSWORD
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
%@ uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe. You need to enter your iPod touch password to enable end-to-end encryption.


source: REMOTE_SECRET_ENTRY_FORGOT_CODE_DIALOG_MESSAGE_FORGOT_ALL_RESET_PASSWORD_ATV
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can’t remember the password for any of your devices, you can approve this Apple TV from another device or reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


source: D2DENCRYPTION_UPGRADE_MESSAGE_UPGRADE_MISSING_SECRET_PASSCODE_IPOD_TOUCH
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
Your account security needs to be upgraded to use two-factor authentication, and you need to create a passcode for this iPod touch.


source: CUSTODIAN_RECOVERY_MACOS_HELP_PROMPT_MESSAGE_PASSCODE
bundle_path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreCDPUI.framework
target:
If you can't remember the passcode for “%@”, you can still regain access to your end-to-end encrypted data by asking your account recovery contact to help, or you can reset your end-to-end encrypted data.


