L londondude macrumors regular Original poster Nov 13, 2007 199 0 May 14, 2009 #1 It gets on my nerve cos you have already purchased the item and put in your password so why do you need to re-enter it for an upgrade for an app?
It gets on my nerve cos you have already purchased the item and put in your password so why do you need to re-enter it for an upgrade for an app?
chr1s60 macrumors 68020 Jul 24, 2007 2,066 1,867 California May 14, 2009 #2 To access the iTunes store. Anyone can view the iTunes store, but in order to give you access to a download Apple requires you log in. Likely, for some type of security and tracking. Not sure the exact reason behind it though.
To access the iTunes store. Anyone can view the iTunes store, but in order to give you access to a download Apple requires you log in. Likely, for some type of security and tracking. Not sure the exact reason behind it though.
jmccullough108 macrumors 6502a Nov 2, 2008 700 0 St. Louis, MO May 14, 2009 #3 To verify that you actually purchased the app and didn't hack/trick it into thinking there are updates.
To verify that you actually purchased the app and didn't hack/trick it into thinking there are updates.
Ninja Dom macrumors 6502a Feb 12, 2007 646 145 May 14, 2009 #4 You re-login for security reasons. Let somebody look at your phone? What's to stop them downloading whatever they please?
You re-login for security reasons. Let somebody look at your phone? What's to stop them downloading whatever they please?