HT204132: Lists of available trusted root certificates in iOS

Learn about Lists of available trusted root certificates in iOS

BarabooJoe

Level 1 (4 points)

Mac OS X

Q: You have to be kidding! I just typed it and sent it to Apple. Why would I have to type it again?

I Was asking how to undo an accidental "Don't Trust." My I Pad Pro won't accept music files from my computer until I undo. I do not want to use I cloud because I want to load more than my IPhone capacity. My message above is to Apple, who seem to provide medieval tech on customer support.

iPad Pro, iOS 9.3.4

Posted on Aug 23, 2016 6:46 PM

I have this question too

Q: You have to be kidding! I just typed it and sent it to Apple. Why would I have to type it again?

All replies

Helpful answers

by ChrisJ4203,

ChrisJ4203 Aug 23, 2016 6:51 PM in response to BarabooJoe
Level 9 (57,375 points)

iPhone

Aug 23, 2016 6:51 PM in response to BarabooJoe

This is a user to user support forum, this is not Apple Support or customer support. I'm not sure where you typed and sent something to Apple, but you are not "required" to use this if you do not want to. If you wish to communicate directly with Apple support, use the contact us link at the bottom of the page. If you would like information about using the Trust; Don't Trust, then you can take a look at this support document. About the 'Trust This Computer' alert on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
Reply options

Link to this post

HT204132: Lists of available trusted root certificates in iOS

Q: You have to be kidding! I just typed it and sent it to Apple. Why would I have to type it again?

All replies Helpful answers

by ChrisJ4203,

All replies

Helpful answers