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In my Sports Illustrated app, there is a settings type button in the upper right that looks like a gear, I tap that icon and get the option to Remove Issues fro iPad. I tap that option and then all of the issues that are on the device appear on the screen. I tap on the ones that I want to delete to select them and then tap Remove in the upper right.
I don't know if that is of any help. Each app is probably a bit different.
In my Sports Illustrated app, there is a settings type button in the upper right that looks like a gear, I tap that icon and get the option to Remove Issues fro iPad. I tap that option and then all of the issues that are on the device appear on the screen. I tap on the ones that I want to delete to select them and then tap Remove in the upper right.
I don't know if that is of any help. Each app is probably a bit different.
I lost my iPad yesterday and found it this morning (yay!). In the meantime, I had set the 'Play a Sound' and 'Lock' functions. Upon starting the iPad this morning, it did indeed play the sound and force me to use the unlock code.
I then checked the email notifications. As expected, the emails were sent at the time I first opened the iPad. But they tell me the actions taken happened hours before. Specifically, I first found and opened the iPad cover around 0630 this morning but the emails say the ipad was locked and the sound played at 0347. That's not possible.
I thought I might have something set wrong on my iPad so checked the current time. It was correct-- about 0630. As I was doing so, I noticed under General / Usage that the "Time Since Last Full Charge" was 3 hours and 54 minutes, i.e., suspiciously close to the 0347 time stamp in the emails.
I then used my laptop and iCloud to 'Play a Sound' again. The time in the subsequent email ("A sound was played at 3:56 AM") was the same as the 'Time Since Last Full Charge' ("Three Hours, 56 Minutes").
I couldn't find anything on this with searches in the Apple Support Community or the Web but then again there's lots of stuff to wade through.
Any ideas why this might be happening? Seems like a bug but I'd think there would be other reports of it.
I'm on an iPad2 MC764LL/A, iOS 6.1 (10B141).
-Bigaitch
Got an update message for watpad.
This app is not on my ipad.
Tried to update without success says updating but never gets there.
The update warning remains on ISP store, most annoying.
Please help
Keith
Got an update message for watpad.
This app is not on my ipad.
Tried to update without success says updating but never gets there.
The update warning remains on ISP store, most annoying.
Please help
Keith
Hello Everyone,
I have a subscription to the NY Times on the iPad that I want to terminate as they charge my credit card monthly.
I sent the email belonging to nytimes.com and no reply.
Then I called the NY Times phone number included in the Terms and Conditions.
NY Times told me that to unsubscribe I should talk to iTunes, because my subscription is charged through Apple iTunes.
I called on the phone to Apple iTunes and they asked my device serial number.
They found my device is already out of guarantee (I don't have any issue with my iPad itself), and that they will charge me $18 USD to help me on my request to unsubscribe from NY Times.
Anybody knows how to unsubscribe from NY Times iPad Edition??
Thank you in advance.
Ed from Tokyo, Japan
Hello Everyone,
I have a subscription to the NY Times on the iPad that I want to terminate as they charge my credit card monthly.
I sent the email belonging to nytimes.com and no reply.
Then I called the NY Times phone number included in the Terms and Conditions.
NY Times told me that to unsubscribe I should talk to iTunes, because my subscription is charged through Apple iTunes.
I called on the phone to Apple iTunes and they asked my device serial number.
They found my device is already out of guarantee (I don't have any issue with my iPad itself), and that they will charge me $18 USD to help me on my request to unsubscribe from NY Times.
Anybody knows how to unsubscribe from NY Times iPad Edition??
Thank you in advance.
Ed from Tokyo, Japan
Couldn't remember security question and doesn't work when password reseted
