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Have 2 iPhone 6's both running iOS 9.3.1. The phones have been setup to be identical in every setting except belonging to two different Apple ID's.
The two-factor authorization screen on phone "A" first shows a map image with an allow/allow location selection which then leads to the authorization code input screen.
This is the scheme that Apple shows in it's Two-Factor documentation.
The authorization screen on phone "B" just goes straight to the authorization code input screen--no map + don't allow/allow option.
Does anyone have any idea why this would be the case and is there any security risk to phone "B" as a result of bypassing the map screen?
Thank you in advance for your help.
The two-factor authorization screen on phone "A" first shows a map image with an allow/allow location selection which then leads to the authorization code input screen.
This is the scheme that Apple shows in it's Two-Factor documentation.
The authorization screen on phone "B" just goes straight to the authorization code input screen--no map + don't allow/allow option.
Does anyone have any idea why this would be the case and is there any security risk to phone "B" as a result of bypassing the map screen?
Thank you in advance for your help.