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So I’m my iPhone whenever I try to download an app it’s set to ask my parents. But some apps my parents won’t let me have, is there a way to bypass it? Oh, and pls don’t tell me “only your parents can change that” I need actual info, oh and pls reply as soon as you can
iPhone SE, iOS 13
If you are a minor and in Family Sharing, there is NO WAY AROUND IT. Get over it. Your parents are charged or billed for each purchase even if its free content. Because you are a minor and under their control. The only way is to leave the family, which, if you aren't over the age of 13 you can't.
If you are a minor and in Family Sharing, there is NO WAY AROUND IT. Get over it. Your parents are charged or billed for each purchase even if its free content. Because you are a minor and under their control. The only way is to leave the family, which, if you aren't over the age of 13 you can't.
Any download through the App Store or iTunes Store no matter if it has a cost associated to it is considered a transaction of sorts. But it doesn't matter, if your parents don't want to let you have it, they have a good reason. If you can't discuss it with them in a logical way as to why you should have it... and you go behind their back in an attempt to obtain something they dont want you too... is that really the most mature way of going about things? That already proves to me, for whatever reason they are holding it against you, I'd agree.
the thing is they don’t want me to have the app :(
Ok... wait how are they charged if you don’t pay money? (Sorry for being stupid)
Ask your parents.
Meghan_Bridges wrote:
the thing is they don’t want me to have the app :(
so you expect us to help you deceive and disobey your parents?
Bypassing “ask to buy” setting
