I understand your frustration.

But you're not talking to Apple here, this is a user to user forum and we're just users like yourself.

You should submit your request directly to Apple, using this link:

Feedback - Maps for iOS - Apple

Thanks and regards.

Giulio

You may have accidentally set the rotation lock.  Swipe up for Control Center and look for the icon which looks like a padlock with a rotating arrow around it.

Fixed this myself.
I any else ends up with same problem as me....
What I did was to go to "Backups" screen in iTunes. There I clicked on "Change password" under "This computer". I input my apple ID password as new password, but I suspect I could have ut another. After this backup could be taken as normal.

I found a solution/work around.

Login as root and go to the command line.  Then manually delete the two link-local (unused) IPv6 addresses by using ifconfig as follows:
ifconfig "interface" inet6 "link-local address"/64 delete

Doing this bumps the global IPv6 to the top of the list and now my Mac connects via IPv6 using the address assigned by the DHCPv6 server.  The Mac, of course, regenerates the link-local addresses but they are listed below the global IPv6 address.

My guess is that the computer will "play smart" and wipe this out upon reboot, but at least it gets around the bizarre IPv6 behaviour.  Too bad there is no terminal command on the iPad.

This would be a whole lot easier if Apple simply allowed one to delete or prioritise the IPv6 addresses listed in the Network settings.  I can delete the interface but I cannot delete the generated link-local addresses?  Very strange...

Hey Apple are you kidding me ?

"Italy" country is blue highlighted and the menu continue to stay in english.

Incredible

You may want to force Spotlight to completely reindex the drive, and not just this folder.

Coke is one of the worst things you can spill in a computer while the power is on. It will dry but in time will corrode the board, components, etched circuitry. The sugar will gunk things up and prevent moving parts from functioning properly. The longer you wait the worse it will get.

So you gave someone permission to use your account. The same thing would happen if you did that with a Samsung or any other smartphone.

Why didn't you have 2 Factor Authentication enabled, as Apple repeatedly asked you to do? That would have prevented this from happening. Apple can provide the tools to protect you and your account, but they are not responsible if you don't use them.

You can't move a post, but you can request in the thread that you would like it moved, and someone with 150 points or more can request a move for you.

There is no square at the bottom of the Facebook app to close it. You close the Facebook App by clicking on the home Button of your iPhone like any other app.

Facebook on the App Store

If you are tapping an icon like: then you are viewing the Facebook website in Safari.

As said if you are using Safari to open the Facebook website, then what you are seeing is the iCloud Tabs for Safari.

For example:

You can turn off the Safari Tabs as explained above to no longer see it, or just wait for it to go away on its own. If you don't have another device using your Apple ID at this point, you can safely turn off in iCloud and that shout remove the name immediately.