Information about iPhone monitoring using iBackup Method
You will need the following: 1. Your child's Apple device(s), like an iPhone, iPad, or iPod. 2. A Windows PC or Mac (preferably your home computer). 3. A USB cable (also known as your charge cable) to...
Run into an error while backing up? This could have happened if there was an interruption in your internet during the upload. If the internet is not the issue, try switching your child's iOS device t...
If WiFi is set to On (on both the Windows PC/Mac and the iPhone/iPad), check to see if the iPhones and/or iPads are on exactly the same wireless network as the computer. In some homes, there might be ...
If WiFi Assist is on, it's using a combination of cellular data and WiFi to make connections to the internet. This may be preventing the Desktop App from recognizing the iOS device over WiFi....
1. Go to Settings > Cellular or Mobile Data. 2. Scroll down and tap the slider for WiFi Assist to turn off....
If encryption is enabled, then you do not need to worry. You can check device options and disable encryption by clicking the “Disable” button next to “Disable encryption”. Or you can do this on iTunes...
After adjusting the device settings, if the iBackup still says that encryption is enabled on the iPhone or iPad, you may need to Reset the Settings of that device. Remember, this is not a complete Fac...
On your iOS device, go to Settings > General > Reset. Tap Reset All Settings and enter your iOS passcode. Follow the steps to reset your settings. This won't affect your user data or passwords, but i...