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Symptoms:
When apple ADP (advanced Data Protection) is enabled, gimme-iphotos fails with the following error:
private db access disabled for this account. Please wait a few minutes then try again.The remote servers might be trying to throttle requests. (ACCESS_DENIED)
I assume this is expected as ADP is enabled in my account, the actual question I have is, will there be a way to use this solution with ADP enabled? is that technically possible? what is viable workaround/fix for this?
Found in the pyIcloud GitHub that there are related issues open, foxt/icloud.js#4 (upstream library) but wondering if this will be patched here
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Symptoms:
When apple ADP (advanced Data Protection) is enabled, gimme-iphotos fails with the following error:
private db access disabled for this account. Please wait a few minutes then try again.The remote servers might be trying to throttle requests. (ACCESS_DENIED)
I assume this is expected as ADP is enabled in my account, the actual question I have is, will there be a way to use this solution with ADP enabled? is that technically possible? what is viable workaround/fix for this?
Found in the pyIcloud GitHub that there are related issues open, foxt/icloud.js#4 (upstream library) but wondering if this will be patched here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: