Repeated "Trust" Alerts on iPhone-MacBook Connection - disable USBD service

When I connected my iPhone 13 Pro to my Macbook Pro using a cable, a "Trust" prompt kept repeatedly popping up on the iPhone's screen, preventing a successful connection with the Macbook. I tried changing cables, rebooting the iPhone, and restarting the Macbook, all to no avail (Click here to view Apple's official suggestions for resolving this issue). Eventually, I found an effective solution through Google: disable USBD service. Repeated Trust Alerts on iPhone MacBook Connection:disable usbd service To disable and enable the USBD service, you can follow these steps.
To disable USBD service
1. Open Terminal and enter the following command: Repeated Trust Alerts on iPhone-MacBook Connection: disable usbd service 
sudo killall -STOP -c usbd
2. Press Enter and then input your password. Repeated Trust Alerts on iPhone-MacBook Connection: disable usbd service Note that the password will not be visible while you're typing it.(The password to use is the one you set during boot-up.)
To enable USBD service
1. Open the Terminal app again if it's not already open. 2. Type the following command: 
sudo killall -CONT usbd
3. Press Enter. By performing these steps, you should be able to disable and then re-enable the USBD service, which can potentially solve the issue of the "Trust" prompt repeatedly appearing when connecting your iPhone to your Macbook.

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