How to Remove and Reset Face ID on Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

Did you go wrong when you set the Face ID the first time? Or are you tired to put off the mask to use Face ID to unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max? And now, you want to disable the Face ID. Whatever your reasons are, read this article to learn how to remove Face ID on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max X, iPhone XS, iPhone XR or iPhone 11, iPhone 12, iPhone 13, iPhone 14, anmd iPhone 15.

Part I: What is Face ID?

If the new Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max is your first-ever iPhone, or if you have neither upgraded your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max from the 6/7/8 series nor have kept abreast with the happenings in the Apple world, you might wonder what this newfangled thing called Face ID is.

Face ID is an authentication system that came with iPhone X for the first time, and then the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13, the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 14, and now the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 15. Like Touch ID that uses your fingerprints, Face ID uses your face metrics to authenticate you for everything, the way Touch ID does.

Face ID is not a new and advanced version of Touch ID, but a completely different authentication system that utilizes a different component what Apple calls a TrueDepth camera to scan your face metrics. Face ID is not available on phones with Touch ID (iPhone SE 2022 today) and Touch ID is not available on iPhones that come with Face ID as their authentication mechanism.

Part II: What Can You Do with Face ID?

Most of us know that we can unlock iPhone with our face via Face ID instead of a thumbprint or passcode. But actually, Face ID does more than just that. Let us learn more cool things you can do with Face ID, which helps you to make a decision if you still want to disable it. Here‘s what you can do on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11 with Face ID:

II.I Unlock Your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

As an authentication mechanism, Face ID enables you to unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13 /iPhone 12/iPhone 11 with a look. How to do that? Here are the steps:

Step 1: Pick your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max up in your hands or tap the screen to wake it up.

Step 2: Look at the iPhone.

When the lock symbol changes to the unlocked position, you can swipe up to unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max using Face ID and get to the Home Screen.

Note that Face ID will not work in landscape mode on an iPhone.

II.II Making Purchases Using Face ID on Your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

Face ID allows you to authenticate yourself to make purchases in the App Store, Book Store, and iTunes Store and use Apple Pay wherever supported.

How to use Face ID on Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max to make purchases in App Store, Book Store, and iTunes Store

Step 1: Check if Face ID is enabled for purchases in these stores by going to Settings > Face ID and Passcode and ensuring that iTunes and App Store are toggled On.

Step 2: On any of these stores, when you tap on the option to buy some content, a payment confirmation popup will be displayed along with instructions to authenticate yourself using Face ID.

The instructions are simple: press the side button twice to authenticate yourself using your Face ID and make the purchase.

When done, a satisfying ting and a checkmark will confirm the action.

How to use Face ID on Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max to pay with Apple Pay

Step 1: If Apple Pay is supported by banking institutions in your country, you can set it up by adding a supported bank‘s credit card, debit card, or prepaid card to the Wallet app on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11.

Step 2: When a card is added and ready to use, check that Apple Pay is enabled under Settings > Face ID and Passcode.

Step 3: For App Store/ Book Store/ iTunes Store purchases, it works as always, you double-press the Side Button to authenticate and use your default card.

Step 4: Look at your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max to authenticate yourself using your Face ID and make the purchase.

Step 5: When paying at retail outlets, hold your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max (top being close to the reader) and wait for the checkmark and Done message.

Step 6: To pay using Apple Pay on websites, choose Apple Pay as the payment method, double press the Side Button, look at your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, and wait for the Done message and checkmark to finish the process.

II.III Lowering Ringer and Alarm Volume Automatically

Face ID also enables what Apple calls Attention Aware features that are conveniences afforded to users who have a Face ID enabled iPhone.

Setting up and using Attention Aware features is easy:

Step 1: Go to Settings > Face ID and passcode.

Step 2: Toggle Require Attention For Face ID On.

Step 3: Toggle Attention Aware Features On.

That‘s it. Now, when you get a call and your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13 is ringing loud, looking at your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11 will cause it to lower the volume. When an alarm goes off, you can lower the volume by simply looking at your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max. Additionally, your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max screen will not dim or switch off for the duration you are looking at it. This means you can now read those books on Kindle without constantly tapping the screen for it to stay awake.

II.IV Filling Passwords in Safari Automatically Using Face ID

Face ID also allows users to fill passwords in Safari automatically for a faster and more convenient login experience on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max with Face ID.

Step 1: Go to Settings > Face ID and Passcode and toggle Password Autofill On.

Step 2: Now, when you use Safari to open a website that requires a login, tapping the username field or password field will bring up the keyboard, and on top of that keyboard there will be your credentials for the website if you have saved them in iCloud Passwords. Tap the credentials.

Step 3: Look at your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max to authenticate yourself with Face ID and Safari will autofill the credentials for you.

II.V Animojis and Memojis

Up until now, we saw how Face ID enables productivity features and how convenient it is to use it. Now, we come to the fun part - Animojis. Apple launched Face ID in 2017 on the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max X with much fanfare and a huge part of that fanfare was Animojis. Over time, Apple brought new capabilities to the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max and added Memojis alongside Animojis.

Animojis are animated emojis. These are made possible with advanced algorithms enabled by the TrueDepth camera in Face ID. Animated emojis or Animojis can mimic your facial expressions and you can use them in your message conversations in apps.

Here‘s how to send Animojis in conversations on your new iPhone 13/12/11:

Step 1: Open a message conversation in the Messages app.

Step 2: Tap the Memoji button (a character in a yellow frame) and swipe to select the desired Animoji/ Memoji you want to send.

Step 3: Tap the Record button and you now have 30 seconds to do what you want with your face and the character will reproduce it on screen for you.

Step 4: When done, the Record button changes to Send:

Tap Send to send your first Memoji/ Animoji.

Part III: How to Remove Face ID on Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

For all the hardware and software that make for a great experience for nearly all users around the world, Face ID can have its fair share of issues. Sometimes, your face might not get recognized, sometimes it might not work altogether.

Lately, with the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen how Face ID struggles to work for us, and why? Because it cannot scan our faces with masks! So, it makes sense to remove Face ID from our iPhones and rely solely on passcodes. Alternatively, you want to reset your Face ID on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11 and set it again if you have put on some ‘COVID weight’ owing to working from home.

Most of the time, the best and the simplest thing you can do to resolve your hardware and software issues is to restart the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device in question. To restart your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11, long-press the Side Button until the power slider appears and drag it to shut the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device off. Then, use the Side Button to start the phone again.

Sometimes, the issues have a way of persisting, and a restart does not resolve them. the TrueDepth system might have developed a fault and Face ID might stop working. Or you got the dreaded “problem detected with TrueDepth camera” message on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11. In that case, you would like to know how to reset and remove Face ID on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13 to see if that helps, before you are required to go to an Apple Store for service.

Step 1: Go to Settings > Face ID and Passcode.

Step 2: Scroll and tap the option “Reset Face ID” to remove Face ID on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11.

Part IV: How to Set Up Face ID on Your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

Sometimes, you may just want to disable Face ID temporarily or the issue gets solved, and want to activate Face ID again. Setting up a Face ID on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13 is easy. To set up Face ID, sit in a comfortable spot with adequate lighting and follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to Settings > Face ID and Passcode and enter your passcode. If you have not set up a passcode yet, you will necessarily have to create one now before proceeding forward.

Step 2: Tap Set Up Face ID to start the process.

Step 3: Hold your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max in the portrait orientation at about an arm‘s length away from your face and then tap Get Started.

Step 4: Adjust to have your face inside the shown circle and then slowly rotate your head in a smooth motion to complete the circle. This step will be done one more time.

Step 5: When done, tap Done.

In case you are getting the following error:

There are a few things you can try to resolve this, you can try to update your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 13/12/11 to the latest iOS. At this point, you may even try running a beta version to see if that helps. If you are running a beta version, you may downgrade back to the release version to see if that resolves the error. Betas can both make and break things.

If this does not resolve it, you need to take the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device to the nearest service center. The TrueDepth camera system has components that might have been damaged or might not be working properly, for whatever reason, and the service personnel is equipped to resolve this issue for you at the earliest.

Part V: The Bottom Line

Face ID is more than a nifty authentication system in iPhones (and iPads) and brings some unique features that are not found in previous Touch ID enabled devices and enable the users to interact with people (Animojis and Memojis) and with the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max (user authentication via facial metrics, Attention Aware features) in new ways. There are times when this does not work as expected, and you can reset and remove Face ID if you feel this is not your cup of tea. Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max can be used solely with passcodes if you want. If you find that your screen is locked and you can‘t unlock it, you can always find help in tools such as Dr.Fone - Screen Unlock (iOS). So go ahead, use the new Face ID on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max with confidence, and enjoy a more secure experience on your new iPhone than ever before.

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Complete Fixes To Solve Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Randomly Asking for Apple ID Password

Apple ID is a crucial part of the Apple ecosystem that enables users to access a wide range of services and applications. It is a unique identifier that links all Apple devices, services, and applications together.

However, sometimes iPhone users may encounter an annoying issue where their iPhone randomly asks for an Apple ID password without any apparent reason. This problem can be frustrating and disruptive! It can interrupt your workflow and prevent you from using your phone normally.

Fortunately, we have comprehensive solutions to help you resolve this persistent issue once and for all. Let’s dive in and return your device to its happy, non-nagging self!

Part 1: Common Causes for Random Apple ID Verification Pop Up

The random Apple ID verification pop-up can be caused by a range of factors, from simple settings misconfigurations to more complex account-related issues. So it’s important to identify the root cause to find the appropriate solution that addresses the underlying issue.

Take a closer look at these common reasons why your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max may be randomly asking for your Apple ID password:

• iOS Software Update****：

One of the most frequent causes of the Apple ID password prompts is when your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max has undergone a software update. The update may require you to re-verify your Apple ID credentials to ensure security and privacy.

• iCloud Account Settings****：

If the settings are not in sync with your Apple ID credentials or if there are inconsistencies, it can trigger repeated password prompts.

• App Store/iTunes Purchase****：

If there was an issue when you purchased or downloaded something, your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max might prompt you to verify your Apple ID to complete the purchase.

• iCloud Keychain****：

The iCloud Keychain is a feature that stores your passwords and other sensitive information across your Apple devices. If there are inconsistencies or conflicts with the iCloud Keychain data, it may prompt you to verify your Apple ID password.

• Network Connectivity****：

Sometimes, network connectivity issues can cause the Apple ID password prompts to appear repeatedly. If your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max is struggling to establish a stable internet connection, it may trigger verification prompts.

These are some of the common causes that can trigger the random Apple ID verification pop-up on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max. Now, we’ll delve into the solutions to help you resolve this matter.

Part 2: Solutions To Stop iPhone Randomly Asking for Apple ID Password

After we’ve concluded the “Why does my iPhone keep asking for my apple ID” question, let’s explore solutions to help you end this annoyance. Here are eight methods that you can try to stop your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max from repeatedly asking for your Apple ID password:

Method 1: Update iOS.

Ensure that your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max is operating on the most up-to-date iOS version. Software updates usually incorporate bug fixes and security improvements that can address the problem effectively.

Method 2: Sign Out and Sign In to Apple ID.

Sign out and then sign back in your Apple ID. This method can refresh the credentials and resolve any authentication issues.

Method 3: Remove Apple ID with Wondershare Dr. Fone

If you forget your Apple ID and cannot access your device, Wondershare Dr. Fone’s Screen Unlock tool can help. This powerful tool lets you remove your Apple ID from your device, even if Find My Service is enabled.

Before we begin, it’s crucial to remember that this process will erase all data from the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device. Now, follow the steps below if your iPhone keeps asking for an Apple ID password:

• Step 1: Launch the Dr. Fone Screen Unlock

Open Wondershare Dr. Fone on your computer and navigate to the Toolbox > Screen Unlock to activate the feature.

• Step 2: Choose Remove Apple ID

In the next window, select the option to Remove Apple ID to initiate the process of removing your Apple ID.

• Step 3: Connect Your Device

Link up your iOS device to the computer using a USB cable. The software will display the connectivity status on the next screen. Click the Unlock Now button to proceed.

• Step 4: Confirm Screen Lock and Two-Factor Authentication

The software will ask if your device has a screen lock. Confirm whether you have a screen lock enabled on your device by clicking Yes. Then, it will also confirm if your device has Two-Factor Authentication enabled.

• Step 5: Put Device in Recovery Mode

The program will display on-screen guidelines to help you put your device in Recovery Mode. Follow the instructions that match your iOS model. If it doesn’t work, you can also try DFU Mode by clicking Try DFU Mode on the bottom-left of the screen. Then, follow the instructions.

• Step 6: Recognize the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device Model and Select System Version

Once your device is in Recovery Mode, you can see its details on the next screen. Then, select the System Version and Start to proceed. You can manually set the details if there are any differences in recognition.

• Step 7: Download iOS Firmware

The software will start downloading the corresponding iOS firmware. If the firmware download is slow, you can copy the link and download the iOS firmware.

• Step 8: Confirm the Prompt to Unlock

Once you download the firmware, it will be verified by the software. Click Unlock Now until a prompt window appears. It will ask you to enter a code to continue. Enter the code and click Unlock to start the process.

• Step 9: Monitor Apple ID Removal Progress

Keep your device connected and avoid any disconnections. Once the Apple ID is unlocked, the software will prompt the completion. Click Done to conclude the process. If the Apple ID is not unlocked, you can click Try Again.

Method 4: Reset iCloud Account SettingsResetting your iCloud account settings can help clear any inconsistencies or conflicts that may be triggering the password prompts. Open Settings, and navigate to General > Transfer or Reset Phone > Reset.

Method 5: Check App Store/iTunes Purchase

Verify and complete any pending app purchases or downloads from the App Store or iTunes. If there was an issue with a previous transaction, resolving it can stop the password prompts.

Method 6: Disable iCloud Keychain

Turning off iCloud Keychain and then turning it back on can help refresh the data and resolve any syncing issues. Go to Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud > Keychain > Toggle off and on.

Method 7: Check Network Connectivity

Make sure that your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max has a reliable internet connection. Weak or unstable networks can trigger password prompts. Try to switch between different Wi-Fi networks or use cellular data.

Method 8: Contact Apple Support

If none of the above methods work, contacting Apple Support can be a viable option. They can provide further assistance and guidance in resolving the issue.

These are some of the methods that can help you stop your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max from randomly asking for your Apple ID password. Don’t forget to always back up your data before changing your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max settings.

If the issue persists, it’s recommended to visit an authorized Apple service center.

Bonus Part: How To Get Your Apple ID Password Back if You Forget It

It’s not uncommon for people to forget their Apple ID password at times, especially with the ever-increasing number of online accounts we manage. But fret not! There are reliable password manager tools available, such as Dr.Fone Password Manager. It can help you handle this issue seamlessly and regain access to your Apple ID.

Let’s explore some of the Dr.Fone Password Manager tool:

• Password Recovery:

Allows you to recover your Apple ID password quickly and easily, even if you’ve forgotten it. With its intuitive interface and step-by-step guidance, you can reset your Apple ID password hassle-free.

• Data Security:

It prioritizes data security, ensuring that your Apple ID password and other credentials are securely stored and encrypted. It provides a safe and reliable way to manage passwords without compromising privacy.

• iCloud Backup and Restore:

It enables you to create a backup of your iCloud data, including your Apple ID password, and restore it whenever needed. This feature can be handy if you need to retrieve your password from a previous backup.

• Cross-Platform Compatibility:

It is compatible with various platforms, including iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac, making it a versatile password management solution that you can use across different devices.

If you forget your Apple ID password, Wondershare Dr.Fone can be a valuable tool to help you retrieve it and manage your passwords securely. Its features make it a comprehensive solution for handling password-related issues.

It’s essential to use secure and unique passwords for your accounts. Then, consider using a reliable password manager like Dr.Fone Password Manager to simplify your password management process.

Disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max: How to Unlock a Disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max?

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Disabled?

Because of using face masks, Face ID on iPhone does not always work correctly, and we are entering our passcodes more than before. If we enter it incorrectly a few times in succession, the phone will disable itself to prevent unauthorized access. It can seem like the end of the world because in so many ways smartphones have become our world. Here are ways you can unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max disabled due to too many incorrect passcode attempts.

Part 1: Unlock Disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Without iTunes/ iCloud Using Dr.Fone - Screen Unlock (iOS)

We know and understand that the word troubleshooting can remind you of long telephone calls with support or making appointments and driving down to specialists and spending obscene amounts of money to get solutions. You do not want that. How about a way you could unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max in a simple, 1-click way instead?

Dr.Fone - Screen Unlock is a unique tool designed to help you avoid all hassles and get back on track quickly. It comprises modules designed to help you with all the issues that you might encounter during smartphone use. Naturally, there is something to help you when your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max is disabled. You don’t need to use anything else, no other software or special cable or support. All you need is this one software you can download on your computer (both macOS and Windows supported) and you’re good to go.

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Do note that all methods that unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max will necessarily wipe your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max and remove all data from the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device, essentially booting it up as new.

Step 1: Launch Dr.Fone and click the module titled “Screen Unlock”.

Step 2: Choose the “iOS” option, then select “Unlock iOS Screen” on the subsequent screen to continue unlocking your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Step 3: Follow the provided instructions to start the disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max in Recovery Mode to unlock it. If for any reason the phone does not boot in Recovery Mode, there are instructions provided at the bottom to enter what is called DFU mode.

Step 4: Dr.Fone will read and display your phone model and the software installed on it. If the model displayed is incorrect, use the dropdown to pick the correct detail. Click “Start” to download the specific firmware file for your particular Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max model.

Step 5: After the download completes, please click Unlock Now to start unlocking the disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max will be unlocked in a short span of time. Please note that all data would have been wiped out from the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device. When you set the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device up again, if you set it to use iCloud, data such as Contacts, iCloud Photos, iCloud Drive data, etc. will be downloaded onto your device again. The apps you had on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max prior to it getting disabled can be downloaded again from the App Store. If you did not use iCloud but backed up the data manually, you will have to manually restore that data onto the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device again.

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Part 2: Unlock Disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Using iTunes or macOS Finder

Of course, there is an official way that Apple provides for users to restore device firmware using iTunes or macOS Finder. For this, iPhone is put under Recovery Mode manually and Finder or iTunes is used to reinstall software on it directly from Apple. This process is fine for people who are conversant in tech, since this process can throw up a lot of errors that are just numbers, and people can get confused as to what they mean, resulting in frustration.

Step 1: Connect your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max to a Windows/ macOS device and launch iTunes. If you are on a Mac that runs macOS Catalina or higher, open Finder since you would not have access to iTunes anymore.

Step 2: Pick your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max and do the following:

(2.1) Press the volume up button and let it go.

(2.2) Press the volume down button and let it go.

(2.3) Press the Side Button (power button, on the right side of your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max) and keep it pressed till Finder or iTunes detects the phone in Recovery Mode.

Step 3: Choose Restore to download and reinstall the latest iOS on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max and unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

When the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max reboots, it will be reset to factory settings, and you can set it up again as you did when brand new.

Part 3: Unlock Disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Using iCloud Website (Find iPhone method)

Another method you may go with to unlock your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max is using the iCloud website to gain access back. This is a fairly easy way and doesn’t require going through complex hoops.

Find My is available both online via the iCloud website and on iOS devices and on Macs. In case the only Apple product you own is the currently disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, you can use Find My on the iCloud website from any other computer you may have to unlock your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Step 1: Visit https://icloud.com and log in into the same iCloud account/ Apple ID as the disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Step 2: Go to Find My, select your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Step 3: Click Erase iPhone and confirm.

This will start the wipe process on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max remotely and your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max will be reset to factory settings. You can now proceed to setup your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max once again.

Part 4: Unlock Disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Using Find My iPhone App

There are times you have another iOS device in the family or just lying around, you can use that device to unlock your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max. This method is particularly useful if you’re traveling with family or alone, and only have family members with their own iOS devices or, say, your iPad with you. As always, note that all these methods will wipe your data from your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Step 1: Open the Find My app on your other iOS device or Mac

Step 2: Select your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max from the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max devices from the left pane, click/ tap your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max and click/ tap Erase This Device

The disabled iPhone will be wiped and reset to factory settings. You can then set it up again.

Part 5: Unlock Disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Without A Computer

There are millions in the world who do not use the traditional computer so to speak. They have entered the post-PC era as they say, and their needs are met without a regular desktop or a laptop. They live wirelessly. They travel the world. Are you one of them? How would you unlock disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max with no desktop/ laptop computer around? You have a few options.

You can use your other iOS device with Find My iPhone app to unlock your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max or you can use the iCloud website from your other device and Find iPhone app to unlock your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

The second option is to get a loaner device from someone you know. A loaner device is a device you borrow from someone to use for a purpose and return it when you are done with it. In this case, you can ask for a computer from someone you know and use it to unlock your disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max and return the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device back. That way, you can use iTunes or macOS Finder if you’re more favorable to using that method.

When using a computer, the simplest, easiest, most flexible, and robust method to unlock disabled Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max is using third-party tools such as Dr.Fone – Screen Unlock (iOS). However, Dr.Fone is not just for troubleshooting and unlocking your disabled devices. Dr.Fone is like that multi-utility knife that can do a variety of things.

Using Dr.Fone you can not only unlock your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max with ease, you can also use it periodically as a backup and restore tool that gives power in your hands. How does it do that? When you launched Dr.Fone, you had several modules to choose from and you chose Screen Unlock to unlock your disabled device. Instead of that, you can choose the Phone Backup module to backup and restore data from and to your device. Why would you use a third-party tool to backup and restore?

As you may be aware, using iTunes or macOS Finder allows you to backup and restore data onto your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max easily, but, the one glaring omission here is that it does not allow you to choose what you want to backup and what you want to restore. This is a much-coveted feature that is glaringly absent from the Apple world so far, and with Dr.Fone’s iOS Phone Backup feature you can have that choice in your hands, just like you do with Android. Dr.Fone allows you to choose what you want to backup, so, you can back up just your photos, just your text messages, just your files, or any combination thereof, for the matter. And, when it comes to restore, you can restore selectively as well. So, suppose you backed up your entire data using Dr.Fone, now you can restore just the text messages if you so want.

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Part 6: Prevent iPhone From Getting Disabled Again

After all this to get access back, you might think let’s go passcode-less and prevent the hassle. Don’t do that - that’s worse and unsafe. Instead, here are tips you can use to make sure you don’t accidentally disable your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max again.

Tip 1: About Passcodes

• 1.1 Set a passcode that is easier to remember for you but difficult to think of for thieves and others.
• 1.2 Never use birthdates, years, vehicle numbers or any such numbers that may be easily tried by others.
• 1.3 Never use repeating numbers.
• 1.4 Do not use your ATM PIN as your phone passcode either. Think of some digits or combination that makes sense to you and only you. And then use it.

Tip 2: Use Face ID

Along with Passcode comes the option of Face ID on your Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, so use that. That will minimize instances for you to enter your passcode, and may make you forget it again, though. So, make sure that the passcode you set does make sense to you and you can remember it always without effort.

Conclusion

Not all of us have the memory of elephants. With Touch ID and Face ID on our iPhones minimizing the use of passcodes, we may forget them. Another factor in forgetting passcodes is being too smart for our own good and trying to set up such a secure passcode that even we are not able to remember it. If we enter incorrect passcode too many times, the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max disables itself and we need to restore it to factory settings to unlock it again. There are several ways to do that, depending on the time you are willing to spend on the job and your proficiency level, along with the resources that you have with you right now. For example, if a method requires use of another iOS device and you do not have it, that method is not useful to you right now, pick another. Lastly, when the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max device is reset, instead of going passcode-less to make sure that you do not forget the passcode again, it is best to set up a passcode that you can somehow remember.

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