“Account Locked”

I have noticed that the Phone does not turn off the display after sitting for a while. The brightness goes way down, but the screen itself is still on and phone is not locked, this is even with the auto-lock set to 5 minutes, which might be contributing to the battery life drain that I'm seeing. If I manually lock my phone the battery seems to last longer.

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The lock screen took most of my battery life. By turning off some of the search results [settings--general--search], it helped lower the % of the lock screen.

I had the same issues. I ended up deleting the 2 Yahoo accounts and re-creating them from scratch.

I assume that would be the date on which you could delete test devices registered to that developer account. If you're at your 100-per-year limit, then that is your only chance to remove some old devices to make room for new ones you may need. Any devices you carry over to the next membership year will count against the limit for another whole year. (It seems they have raised it from 100 total to 100 of each type - iPhone, iPad, iPod - but it's still a finite hard limit.)

Assuming you've deleted the iCloud account files and can now use the iCloud pref pane normally, then you should be able to control many of the iCloud services from there.You may also need to manually sign out of Messages and Facetime (options that are accessed through the main menu items for those apps)However, I didn't need to sign out and back in again after iCloud got itself stuck because I changed the password. Everything started working properly again when it recreated the account file in the location mentioned above.Also many people (10 or so) had similar issues and reported that the above fix solved it for them.

Hmmm I think it's because I changed my username as well, so essentially the stuck account is nonexistent.