How to Download apps From The App Store without A Password On iPhone, iPad and iPod - Tutorial

Since it was launched the latest beta of iOS 8.3 for application developers and users enrolled in the public test, we find that we can download applications from the App Store without the need to enter the password each time obviously when coming it free titles.

The new option called "Send Password" can be found in the section iTunes and App Store> Configuration password setup application. Here, users can set how often to be prompted for the password when trying to access and download applications from the App Store. Hence the App Store can choose to always ask your password or once every 15 minutes. This option can be disabled Request password download free apps from the App Store without the need to introduce Apple account password that you use on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch that.

This tutorial will show you how to download apps from the App Store without entering your password on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iOS 8.3.

First, you need an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iOS 8.3 installed. iOS 8.3 was released by Apple on April 8 and can now be installed by going to iTunes or iOS device Settings screen, Section General> Software Update. Once you are sure that you have iOS 8.3 installed on your iDevice, you can start the tutorial.



How to download free apps from the App Store without password on iPhone, iPad or iPod


1. Access the Settings app on the home screen;

2. Click on the tab Touch ID and passcode;

3. In the ID FOR USE TOUCH switch to gray button next to iTunes and App Store;

4. Return to the main section of the application configuration;

5. Click on the tab iTunes and App Store;

6. Select the Settings tab password;

7. Free download switch gray area next to Send Password button. Now every time you download a game from the App Store application or not you will be prompted to enter your password with fingerprint or log in if you have an iOS device with Touch ID.


It seems totally unnecessary to be forced to introduce Apple account password every time you want to download free content from the App Store, at least from a practical standpoint. You do not have to worry about money but applications because they can be purchased only if the password or use Touch ID authentication, just as before.