My daughter has the ipod 6th generation, it was working fine, then all of a sudden it started hitting random buttons, if there is a search bar or password area, it fills it with random letters, numbers, symbols all on its own before you can type in what your wanting to. It changes to different areas in the apps by itself, I was attempting to do a factory reset but it kept taking me to random different areas in settings. If I leave it off over nighthe, when I turn it back on in the morning it acts normal allowing me to do what I want except I keep getting this failure message when I try to bring up the messages, try to factory reset it, ect. Anywhere that requires the apple password. After about 30 mins to an hour, it starts the random stuff over again and you can't do anything. I have pictures showing the last back up to iTunes was on friday while it was connected to my computer trying to do a restore which I couldn't do because I can't shut off "find my ipod" 2 hours later it says it has never been back up, anyone have any advice??? Getting really frustrating
Verification failed on ipod 6th generation
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Update: With the new update from Apple (v1.2), it is now possible to remove icons that you don't use, and to change the size of the icons. Under Settings->General->Home Screen you can show/hide individual icons.
I don't believe that you can delete the icons. You can rearrange them. I moved the ones I'm not interested in to the last screens so they are mostly out of the way.
The User Guide explains how to do this.
You can! When your iPod is connected to iTunes, it should appear in the sidebar. Select it, and make sure 
is checked.
Now, create a playlist with the + button at the bottom right of the window, and name it what you will. Simply drag the songs you want the playlist to contain over to the sidebar, and drop them in!
When you've finished, be sure to press the ⏏ button to the right of the iPod's name before you disconnect the cable.
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I Would start with restoring the iPod using Device Firmware Update (DFU). You can put your iPod in DFU-mode using these steps (source):
You can now follow the steps in iTunes to restore the iPod. After the iPod is restored, configure it again and see the problem is solved.
If the problem is not solved, it's likely an hardware issue. You can visit a local apple store to send it in for repairs. It's probably good to make an appointment with Apple Care. Apple Care numbers for your country can be found on this page