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How can I remove unnecessary updates from the AppStore in IoOS 8.3 iPad 2. I don't need all updates and are annoying to have them waiting to be installed. I did remove the badge icon but now I've to check all the time for an update I want to install. Is there a way to do this?
thanks, Alex
iPad 2, iOS 8.3, null
The only way to get rid of the updates is to do the updates. Developers release updates for a reason. Why do you think they're unnecessary?
The only way to get rid of the updates is to do the updates. Developers release updates for a reason. Why do you think they're unnecessary?
HI Meg,
thanks for answer but some of these updates includes App Watch and others, in my case and I do believe in many people we do not have and We are not having any plan to buy an apple watch, so any idea where you can help me in this issue
The support for the Watch does not result is much additional app size and the additional software will not run if you don't have an Watch. So update the apps.
Still, I don't need to update, if I don't wish. There is have to be a way to have tho choice to update or to not. can you help me?
iOS 8.3, which includes the Apple Watch app, takes up less space than the previous version. However, system updates are not seen in the Updates section of the App Store. There is no need to keep checking for an iOS update. They don't come out that often. There will also never be a version that doesn't have the Apple Watch app.
If you're talking about updates to apps which you'd see in the App Store app, again, the only way to remove an app from the lists of apps with an update is to date it.
YYou know, I just was looking for an answer from a person with knowledge but instead I got nothing. I just wanted an answer, how do I remove an update from the App Store that I don't wish to install, that's all. I wasn't expected these responses, thanks anyway,, I'm going to try no to ask again within the community, I'll go instead to the web, I might get an straight answer.. Please no response again, I'll try to delete this question.
CHAPPY 8005 wrote:
YYou know, I just was looking for an answer from a person with knowledge but instead I got nothing. I just wanted an answer, how do I remove an update from the App Store that I don't wish to install, that's all. I wasn't expected these responses, thanks anyway,, I'm going to try no to ask again within the community, I'll go instead to the web, I might get an straight answer.. Please no response again, I'll try to delete this question.
I have given you an answer twice: you can't do that. The only way to remove an app from the list of updates in the App Store is to accept the update.
CHAPPY 8005 wrote:
Still, I don't need to update, if I don't wish. There is have to be a way to have tho choice to update or to not. can you help me?
You got the correct answer. You don't like the answer. So you attack the messenger. Infantile.
How to Remove Updates from App Store (IOS)
