Stop asking for password on iPad Air 12.5.1
Stop asking for password on iPad Air 12.5.1 it’s annoying and takes up too much time and at 74 the keypad is difficult to use with 1 hand
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Stop asking for password on iPad Air 12.5.1 it’s annoying and takes up too much time and at 74 the keypad is difficult to use with 1 hand
iPad Air Wi-Fi
Password - or Passcode?
You can disable the Passcode if you really wish to do so, but you need to be aware that many other security elements will be disabled if you do so - such as TouchID (if equipped) and Safari Autofill functions (such as your website Passwords):
Settings > [TouchID &] Passcode > Turn Passcode Off
As an alternative to completely disabling your iPad Passcode, you might instead consider changing the Require Passcode setting to a longer period:
Settings > [TouchID &] Passcode > Require Passcode - selecting a different time period
Available choices range from Immediately, 1 minute to 4 hours.
Password - or Passcode?
You can disable the Passcode if you really wish to do so, but you need to be aware that many other security elements will be disabled if you do so - such as TouchID (if equipped) and Safari Autofill functions (such as your website Passwords):
Settings > [TouchID &] Passcode > Turn Passcode Off
As an alternative to completely disabling your iPad Passcode, you might instead consider changing the Require Passcode setting to a longer period:
Settings > [TouchID &] Passcode > Require Passcode - selecting a different time period
Available choices range from Immediately, 1 minute to 4 hours.
Stop asking for password on iPad Air 12.5.1