Appleâs upcoming iOS 8.3 update will bring a new set of settings for downloading free content from the iTunes and the App Store, thus allowing users to skip authentications for free-to-download items, 9to5Mac reports. FROM EARLIER: 8 awesome paid iPhone apps on sale for free right now The new âFree downloadsâ toggle represents a new password setting found in iOS 8.3 (image below), which basically lets users turn off password requirements for content thatâs available for free in iTunes or the App Store. The feature might be especially handy on older iOS devices that donât have Touch ID fingerprint sensors or for users who donât like using fingerprints for as a way to authorize free iTunes and App Store downloads. The new setting is
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