How do I remove my credit card from App Store?
Hi there,On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you can change the payment information for your Apple ID in Settings. On your Mac or PC, use iTunes.Your Apple ID is the personal account that you use to access Apple services like the App Store, iTunes Store, iCloud, iMessage, the Apple Online Store, FaceTime, and more. When you change your payment method or billing address, your information also updates everywhere that you use your Apple ID.If you change your payment method, make sure that your account information matches the information on file with your financial institution. Learn about the different payment methods that you can use.When you set up Family Sharing and turn on purchase sharing, one adult in the family—the family organizer—controls the shared payment method for everyone in the family group. Learn more about family purchases and payments.On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touchGo to Settings > [your name] > iTunes & App Store.Tap your Apple ID, then tap View Apple ID. You might be asked to sign in.Tap Payment Information, then select None or a different payment method.Learn what to do if you don't see None or can't select it or if additional payment methods are available in your country or region.Make sure that your name and billing address exactly match the information on file with your financial institution. Then tap Done.If you change your payment method to a credit card, the iTunes Store places a temporary authorization hold on your credit card to verify your updated account information. You might also see an option to add the new card to Apple Pay.Hope it helps!
Can you ask for credit card information in an iPad App?
Yes, you can ask for credit card information in an iPad app, as long as you aren't using it for in-app purchases of digital goods. Starbucks, Groupon, Living Social, Paypal, Venmo, Clover, etc. all do this in iOS apps.
Is it safe to put credit card details for an in app purchase? What are the dangers associated with in app purchases?
Your credit card details are with Apple in case you purchase through iTunes and, with Google if you purchase through Google Play. Developers won’t have the access to any of your personal info including your name. All they could see are the order ID, device name, order time stamp, in-app purchase product name and, tax deductions on the product sales(if any).Both Google and Apple are doing extremely well on protecting their user details. So, It is safe to put credit details for in-app purchases. They also have a lenient refund policy. If there are any purchases by mistake, I recommend you to go through the corresponding stores refund policy and claim for it.
Can scammers do anything with your bank details?
I put my IPad on gumtree and was contact by a women in the states, she asked me if the item is available and if I would be able to shipped it to Nigeria. To cut a long story short, I gave her my banking details and she gave me the address to send it to which is 7 olayinka street off Johnson b/stp ijeshatedo, surulere Lagos Nigeria. I haven't sent the iPad but did a search and saw that it looked like a scam. My concern is if they can do anything with my banking details?
Is dailyprizes.net a scam?
I don't know that site but I have not found one legitimate pop up that either wasn't a virus, an identity theft scam to get your personal details, or a site that makes you buy up to $3000 worth of goods and services in order to earn enough points for your "free" prize
How to get free ipad NO scams?
You CAN'T be that stupid, can you?
What is the safest and cheapest way to store credit card information in an iOS app?
You can always store using “notes” application with the password protection which is available in ios from earlier….thats the cheapest one but if you want to actually store the card and use it in the purchasing anything on-line using those cards then i would suggest go for the Wallet application available in ios…Both of these applications are inbuilt in ios developed and maintained by apple themselves…. so there is no room for the unsafeness there…other than these i dont believe on any application out there which are safe enough to store such info on phone and use it…Hope this helps…