Downloaded apps showing on other phone

 · Showing results for Is there any way I can see what apps are being downloaded on my other phone line which is an iPhone 5. It's currently my exs phone but I need to find out what apps she has been downloading on that phone. Is there anyway I can find out what apps she has been downloading by going to myverizon or do I have to get on the. Answered 4 years ago. Go to settings and open the application manager tab. In that list check if your downloaded app is present. If the app is present, that means the app is installed on your phone. Check your launcher again, if app is still not showing in laumcher, you .  · PM in response to Corvettemama In response to Corvettemama Yes, there is. For apps download: Settings iTunes App Store Automatic Downloads switch of the Apps (and other options) on the iPhone that do not want this. For Pictures: Switch off Settings iCloud Photos My Photo Stream. For the sake of simplicity.

Again, this is only for the app that's currently running—a new notification will show up if another app is displaying over other apps. This is a very granular setting. When you're finished, just tap "Done." How to Re-Enable the "Displaying Over Other Apps" Notification. If you decide you miss this setting, you can easily get it back. On your phone, use the Play Store app. On your computer, go to bltadwin.ru Find an app you want. To check that the app is reliable, find out what other people say about it. Under the app's title, check the star ratings and the number of downloads. To read individual reviews, scroll to "Reviews" section. If you'd like to use phone screen without the black screen showing, follow the steps below. On your PC: In the Your Phone app, open Settings. In the Phone screen section, find the option to "Hide my Android device's screen while it's connected to my PC." Turn this toggle off. You can change this setting at anytime if you'd like the.

When using my iPhone, I often download apps to try out. Later, when I unlock my iPad, all of the apps I downloaded to test on my iPhone are suddenly on my tablet! This is annoying, but thankfully you can fix it with a quick setting. Here's how to stop apps you purchased on one device from downloading automatically on your other devices. The setting for stopping automatic app downloads is the same on all iOS devices: From the home screen of the iOS device, open the “Settings” app. Locate the “iTunes App Store” section of Settings and tap on that. Locate the “Automatic Downloads” section and toggle the switch next to “Apps” to the OFF position. If two devices have the same AppleID (typically what would happen if you have an iPhone and an iPad), then if an app is download on one device, it will change the icon in the App Store to show a cloud with an arrow rather then the "Get" or price button.