By default, the iOS App Store should activate automatically. Make sure to be careful when logging in and be attentive to each prompt you’ll see on your screen. Select your name at the top, and then pick 'Sign Out.' Once you sign out, use the Settings app to re-activate your Apple ID by supplying your email and password. To re-activate your Apple ID, you need to log out of your account and then log back in. And if you wish to go one step further, here’s how to clear the cache on your iPhone 13. If you see that this is causing the issue you’re experiencing, delete any unwanted apps. To do that, navigate to Settings > General > iPhone Storage. That will let you see what types of data are present on your phone, as well as if there’s a problem preventing you from downloading apps on your new iPhone 13. So, we recommend you check your iPhone’s available storage. Still, doing that isn’t an impossible task. With that said, you’ll have a much harder time filling up your phone’s storage. #3: Check Your iPhone’s Available StorageĪs rumored earlier this year, the iPhone 13 lineup comes with more storage than before (for more info, here are the official iPhone 13 specs). Also, if you plan to download a lot of apps, make sure that the Wi-Fi connection you use isn’t capped in terms of its data allowance.
And even then, make sure to give your iPhone a couple of minutes to recognize your new Web connection. To download unlimited data from the iOS App Store, you must connect to a Wi-Fi network. Well, that could be a reason why your apps are not downloading on your iPhone 13. In case you're not using Wi-Fi, you probably use 5G, 4G LTE, or perhaps a slower type of mobile data connection. When downloading many apps at once (especially if they're massive in size), your iPhone will first check the type and quality of your Web connection. #2: Connect to a (Stable & Unlimited) Wi-Fi Network Pay attention to any App Store-related services, in particular. Before you decide to tinker with your device, it’s worth checking Apple’s System Status page, where you can see if any aspect of Apple’s services is having a problem.
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