Setting up ask before downloading apps iphone

 · Hi there, I'm 19 years old and in the last couple of months, wheverver I try to download an app from the App Store, an alert comes up saying I need to Ask Permission. This has never come up before and I have been using an iPhone for years under this ID.  · Open the "Settings" app on the iPhone or iPad. Pick "iTunes App Store" configurations, then tap the "Apple ID: your@bltadwin.ru" button near the top of the settings. Tap on "View Apple ID" and sign in to the Apple ID as normal. Under 'Payment Method', choose "None" -- or, rather, update the payment procedure *.Offer Count: K.  · To buy or download an item, tap the price or Get button. Or if you're using an Apple Watch, double-click the side button, then enter your passcode. If asked, enter your Apple ID and password. Tap Ask. If your parent or guardian is nearby, you can tap "approve it in person" and they can approve the purchase directly from your bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins.

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A: Set up Ask to Buy. Here's why you want to: Lets you approve or deny purchases even when you're not with your kid. By default, kids under 13 have to ask to buy or download if they're part of Family Sharing. Parents have the option to set up Ask to Buy for kids under Tap Settings. Tap your Apple ID. Tap Family Sharing. Tap your kid's name. If I understand your post correctly, you are getting a prompt to ask permission for app downloads. I'm happy to help. First, tap Settings iTunes App Store and confirm the Apple ID used there. All you have to do is tap on the X icon which will be found on the upper left corner. Then, confirm that you will delete the app. Now, download it from the app store all over again. Tip 3: Check your iPhone storage. Apps may stop downloading owing to space constraints as well. So, you should keep an eye on the available space on your iPhone.