Ipad disaster
#33
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Absecon N.J.
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I also have an iPad, love it, our grandchildren are here for the summer. They ask for "games" to be put on, some there is a fee, but most all of them are free. I have to put in my password for them to get it thru iTunes, or it won't go thru. Somehow you better change your password, I'm afraid she knows it!!!
#34
And the company knew just what they were doing charging $90.00 for a Barbie App. Sounds like they are just waiting to have this happen.
Originally Posted by BigDog
I may be in the minority here, but the child is not IPad's responsibility. They have no way of knowing who's pushing the buttons on the other end. It sure seems like the child knew exactly what she was doing.
#35
Originally Posted by KimmieH
isnt there a prompt to enter your password? thats how it works on iphone, not sure about ipad.
i know cuz i always forget it LOL
sorry this happend!
i know cuz i always forget it LOL
sorry this happend!
#36
my 8 year old granddaughter bought 2 songs from ITunes by watching her mom type in the password, memorizing it,& using it to buy the songs. They cost far less than $99.99. I think I'd change the password, check with the ITunes people to see what they can do about the situation.
Cathy S/Willowwind
Cathy S/Willowwind
#38
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Northeast
Posts: 151
This isn't an Apple problem so no need to call Apple. It's an iTunes problem. iTunes is supported separately from Apple and you need to go through iTunes.
Go to the iTunes support page at apple.com/support/itunes for help with this.
Also, make sure you change your iPad settings to not remember your password in iTunes. If your iPad is stolen, anyone can access your account if you leave your password unprotected.
If you need help figuring out how to change your iTunes settings go to the above-mentioned support page.
Go to the iTunes support page at apple.com/support/itunes for help with this.
Also, make sure you change your iPad settings to not remember your password in iTunes. If your iPad is stolen, anyone can access your account if you leave your password unprotected.
If you need help figuring out how to change your iTunes settings go to the above-mentioned support page.
#40
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Northeast
Posts: 151
There's no cooling off period. The quicker you respond the better results you'll get. You want to bring this problem to iTunes attention immediately. If you wait awhile they'll be less understanding. You don't want them to think you used the App for awhile before complaining about the problem.
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