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Have you tried doing this via the Manage Apple ID page? If you use two-step verification or two-factor authentication, you have a notification email address, not a rescue email address. For more in …

If your iPad is capable of running iOS 10 (you don't specify the model) then you should see the update notification for it. … [EDIT] I've just realised you had referenced iPad 2 in your question title. This generation of iPad does not support any version of iOS above iOS 9.3.5. …

The iPad Pro, regardless of whether it's the 10.5" or 12.9" size, comes in two main configurations - one with Wi-Fi only and one with both Wi-Fi + Cellular. …

completed if you have an alert that appears on the Lock screen, swipe left and select Mark as Completed if you have a device that supports 3D Touch (e.g. an iPhone 6s and above, but not presently any iPad …

From your question, it seems you're mainly concerned with wanting to keep (or return to) iOS 9.1? If that's the case, then just don't update. If, however, you're concerned with your data, such as co …

If by website data you mean the History you can access from Safari on either your iPhone or iPad, then no it doesn't mean you've been hacked. … By way of example, in Safari on your iPhone or iPad, if you tap on the Tabs icon at the bottom right this will bring up all your open Tabs. …

when referring to an iPad still displaying 100% after being idle with Wi-Fi activated all night, the only way for you to know that in your exact circumstances is to do some testing, keeping in mind you … I suspect that in reality an iPad will use some battery power overnight with the screen dimmed off and WiFi connected, but that the usage will be quite negligible. …

Then select and sync that version to your iPad from within iTunes. … Then select and sync that version to your iPad from within iTunes. …

Although the iPad mini 4 originally shipped with iOS 9.0 (13A340), it also fully supports the latest iterations of iOS 11. …

Any iPad Air or later or iPad mini 2 or later has 64 bit processors. This basically means any iPad released on/after November 2013. … you aren't sure what device you've got, then: Go to Settings > General > About Make a note of the Model Now visit EveryMac.com's lookup page You'll see a field labelled as: Enter Mac, iPod, iPhone or iPad …

Broadley speaking, the steps would be: Launch iTunes on your Mac or PC Connect the first iPad to your computer iTunes should recognise that your iPad is connected and will display an iPad icon Click … you just made to your other iPad. …

There are a number of ways you can send a photo from the Photos app on your iPad. …

You need to change the iMessage setting on your iPad. … Follow these steps: Go to Settings > Messages Tap on the Send & Receive The next window will list all the accounts and/or numbers you can be reached on with the iPad Uncheck the iPhone mobile phone number …

Since you haven't identified the app in question we can only provide fairly generic advice. One thing apps can do is view identifiers such as the media access control (MAC) address. This is not to be …

If it does still occur, you know then that's it's likely the cable or iPad itself. … You could then double-check there's nothing inside the Lighting port of your iPad causing interference/conductivity issues. If there's nothing obvious, retest by using another cable. …