Opening Messages & Get “Signing In” Pop Up Every Time

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Since I received the Feb 19 update, this keeps happening every time I open an individual message such as my parents or wife etc. I have rebooted, force rebooted and closed apps, no change in status and it delays my ability to use messages, even if briefly it is annoying. Anyone else see this?
 
Since I received the Feb 19 update, this keeps happening every time I open an individual message such as my parents or wife etc. I have rebooted, force rebooted and closed apps, no change in status and it delays my ability to use messages, even if briefly it is annoying. Anyone else see this?

Can you post a screenshot of what it looks like? Havent heard of this.
 
Since I received the Feb 19 update, this keeps happening every time I open an individual message such as my parents or wife etc. I have rebooted, force rebooted and closed apps, no change in status and it delays my ability to use messages, even if briefly it is annoying. Anyone else see this?

You can try
Clear storage,cache and force stop see if it ok after.
 
Since I received the Feb 19 update, this keeps happening every time I open an individual message such as my parents or wife etc. I have rebooted, force rebooted and closed apps, no change in status and it delays my ability to use messages, even if briefly it is annoying. Anyone else see this?

You don't happen to have LastPass or any other Autofill service enabled, do you?

This. If you have a PW manager it attempts to sign in any time it sees a field (since it checks if it is a password) and if you haven't signed in since a reboot or whatever it will keep popping that up since it is trying to sign in.
 
You don't happen to have LastPass or any other Autofill service enabled, do you?

Awesome feedback, I DO happen to use an auto fill service. That is odd that it can connect to Messages like it does. Thanks again.
 

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