Here’s what you oughta know about this feature.
The instructions in this guide apply to iOS 11+.
The passcode also works alongside theTouch ID fingerprint sensor.
This saves you the time spent typing in your passcode while still protecting it from anyone else.
Scroll down the left-side menu and selectTouch ID&Passcode.
(If your iPad doesn’t support Touch ID, this menu item will simply be labeledPasscode.)
Select theTurn Passcode Onlink.
This is just under theTouch ID controls.
If you don’t have Touch ID, it’s at the top of the screen.
iOS will prompt you to enter a passcode.
It may default to four digits, but you could selectPasscode Optionsto choose another jot down of passcode.
it’s crucial that you enter it twice before iOS saves it.
Should You Turn Siri and Notifications Off on the Lock Screen?
One important option most people overlook is the ability to turnSiriandNotificationsoff while on the lock screen.
By default, the iPad allows access to these features even when the iPad is locked.
This means anyone can use Siri without typing in the passcode.
Can You Have Different Passcodes and Restrictions for Your Child’s iPad?
This is a very important distinction.
When you set up restrictions, you’re asked for a passcode.
Unfortunately, the passcode used for restrictions won’t unlock the unit unless the two passcodes are the same.
So, you cannot use the restrictions passcode as an override to get into the gear.
Open Finder or iTunes on your system, find your phone and choose Restore.
Go toiCloud.comand sign in with your Apple ID/Apple Account and password.
Then, selectFind iPhone>your gadget>Erase.
Go toSettings>Face ID & PasscodeorSettings>Touch ID & Passcode>Turn Off Passcode.
Go toSettings>Face ID & PasscodeorSettings>Touch ID & Passcode>Change Passcode.
Choose a new six or four-digit code, a custom numeric code, or a custom alphanumeric code.
