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Knightoftheapp

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I was in the process of installing an app for my dad on his iPad and it asked me for answers to security questions. He's had his iPad for almost a year. I've downloaded apps on his iPad before and this is the first time it's asked for answers to security question. I didn't even know that the iPad had security questions. I certainly have never seen that with my iPad.

If someone could help me with this I would be very grateful.
 
Just had to do this also. I imagine every one will. The more secure the better!

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I was in the process of installing an app for my dad on his iPad and it asked me for answers to security questions. He's had his iPad for almost a year. I've downloaded apps on his iPad before and this is the first time it's asked for answers to security question. I didn't even know that the iPad had security questions. I certainly have never seen that with my iPad.

If someone could help me with this I would be very grateful.

Were they questions that were set up in the past? It has been forever since I set up my iTunes account I do not remember if they had that then.
 
seneca18 said:
Were they questions that were set up in the past? It has been forever since I set up my iTunes account I do not remember if they had that then.

I don't know. This was my father's iPad. Someone else set it up for him. I can tell you that I've never seen those questions when I set up my iPad.
 
On iTunes they have security questions. If there is any doubt, they ask the security questions. It could be a lot of things. If someone tried to long into the account and did not type the proper password in within a set number of tries, it will default to the security questions. No one can log into the account until the security question is answered.
 
FYI, I was able to set up the security questions and answers for my dad. Here's what to do if/when you need to do this...let's say for example that you're downloading app.

1. Instead of starting the downloading process, it will give you the attached prompt.

2. Once there, tap "Security Info".

3. From there, you'll go to a selection of questions. You choose three questions.You'll choose them one at a time and their respective answers.

Once that's done, you'll put in your Apple I.D. to get the app that you wanted earlier. Then you're done.
 

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