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Require Passcode ios 7

How come the require passcode on my 5s iPhone only has the option of IMMEDIATELY. It will not let me change it to anything else. On my old phone, I could set the passcode to be good for 5 minutes or longer?


Am I missing something here?

Posted on Sep 28, 2013 5:27 PM

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Posted on Sep 28, 2013 6:37 PM

OK...I found it. It took me a lot of searching.


If you use the touch ID, this is what Apple says about it:


Using Touch ID sets your Require Passcode setting to Immediately. You still have the option of entering your passcode simply by sliding to unlock.


I guess I should have searched a little more. Now I know and maybe this will help someone else.


Thank you Lawrence for your help.


Wally

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Jan 8, 2014 9:52 AM in response to ericfromminneapolis

ericfromminneapolis wrote:


Is it really so bad that some of us enjoy using these forums to engage in a shared complaint session? And given the technical knowledge level of the "Apple Geniuses" that I've met I'd be willing to bet that they read these forums.


This is a user-to-user technical assistance forum. When you agreed to the terms of use of this forum, you acknowledged that, and agreed to follow those rules.


So, yes, because this is not a forum for 'complaints', it really is 'bad' to break the rules of the forum.


Consider this; if you visited a friend that asked you to make sure that you wiped the dirt off the bottom of your shoes before entering, and even provided a 'Welcome' mat to do so, but you ignored that and tracked dirt into his house, is that polite behavior?


You are a guest in this 'house', as we all are. It is simply good manners to follow the rules of the house.

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