M max2 macrumors 604 Original poster May 12, 2016 #1 Whenever I go to download a new app it sometimes asks for my password. I want it to just ask for my fingerprint instead only. I have a 26 character long password.
Whenever I go to download a new app it sometimes asks for my password. I want it to just ask for my fingerprint instead only. I have a 26 character long password.
R RedOrchestra Suspended May 12, 2016 #2 max2 said: I want it to just ask for my fingerprint instead only. Click to expand... Settings > Touch ID & Passcode > iTunes & App Store
max2 said: I want it to just ask for my fingerprint instead only. Click to expand... Settings > Touch ID & Passcode > iTunes & App Store
M max2 macrumors 604 Original poster May 12, 2016 #3 RedOrchestra said: Settings > Touch ID & Passcode > iTunes & App Store Click to expand... It is set to fingerprint but it still asks for my password sometimes.
RedOrchestra said: Settings > Touch ID & Passcode > iTunes & App Store Click to expand... It is set to fingerprint but it still asks for my password sometimes.
O Oper8tor macrumors newbie May 12, 2016 #4 Whenever you turn your iPad off, the next time you download an app it will ask for the password instead of your fingerprint.
Whenever you turn your iPad off, the next time you download an app it will ask for the password instead of your fingerprint.
N Nolander07 macrumors 6502a May 12, 2016 #6 I think if it's more than 48 hours since the last purchase you are required to type your password. I am not completely sure though.
I think if it's more than 48 hours since the last purchase you are required to type your password. I am not completely sure though.
M Mr.C macrumors 603 May 12, 2016 #7 Nolander07 said: I think if it's more than 48 hours since the last purchase you are required to type your password. I am not completely sure though. Click to expand... I believe that is the case.
Nolander07 said: I think if it's more than 48 hours since the last purchase you are required to type your password. I am not completely sure though. Click to expand... I believe that is the case.