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I recently bough an ipod and set it up with a new apple id. I didn't have access to a computer at the time, and my god, it was such a pain. Not only are the pas
by Xymak1y 14y ago
I recently bough an ipod and set it up with a new apple id. I didn't have access to a computer at the time, and my god, it was such a pain.
Not only are the password requirements utterly stupid (at least one digit, one capital letter, you know it), I was continously prompted to set up three security questions to make my account safer. The one I'm just trying to set up so I can download some free apps (I didn't have any sort of payment options associated with the account at all!). Of course it isn't enough that I have to input my Apple password separately to every single app that might use it - Facetime, iMessage, iCloud backup. When I download a free app, it still prompts me to input my password. Why? What's the risk here?
All in all it took about 20 minutes only to be able to download a news app. Not exactly user-friendly.
- egypturnash 14y ago> When I download a free app, it still prompts me to input my password. Why? What's the risk here? Kids buying several hundred dollars worth of Smurfberries. No, really, that's why they set it up that way. That really happened. So everyone has to suffer for that.
- Xymak1y 14y agoAre you talking about in-app purchases? Those are password protected. What's the point of password-restricting free apps?