Go to Settings > Touch ID and Passcode > Scroll down and Turn Passcode off. I wouldn’t recommend you do that though since your iPhone’s passcode is what stands between anyone else from accessing your iPhone and personal information.
To remove a passcode from an iPhone, you can do the following: Go to Settings Tap Face ID & Passcode if your iPhone has Face ID, or Touch ID & Passcode if your iPhone has a Home button Tap Turn Passcode Off Enter your passcode Enter your Apple ID password Tap Turn Off in the top right corner Enter your passcode again to confirm
Here you go: Open the Settings app. Tap Face ID & Passcode. Enter your passcode. Tap Turn Passcode Off. Enter your passcode again. If the Passcode option is greyed out or not there, then you have either Screen Time restrictions preventing access or your device is being managed by MDM software, usually from a school or work environment.
I have an iPhone SE with iOS 17.6.1 How do I turn off the passcode required on my initial home screen so I don’t have to login every time I use my phone [Re-Titled by Moderator]
Open iPhone Settings. Tap Face ID & Passcode or Touch ID & Passcode. Enter your current iPhone passcode to proceed. Tap Turn Passcode Off. Enter the passcode to turn it off. Now, if you have forgotten your current passcode, you will have to put your iPhone in Recovery Mode. Then connect to a Mac or PC and follow the steps shown here. Hope it helps.
Simply said as possible: If you have Face ID enabled on your iPhone, you CANNOT turn off Passcode on the phone. If you don't want any form of security (not a good idea), turn off Face ID, then you turn off Passcode.
You turn off the Lock Screen on the iPhone by going to Settings > Face ID & Passcode. In this section you can disable "iPhone Unlock" and "Turn Passcode Off." This will remove having to enter your passcode and Face ID to unlock your iPhone. If we misunderstood, please provide the community additional details.
If you really wish to remove the device Passcode, you must first delete each and all of your registered fingerprints from the iPad. Once removed, assuming that your iPad is not centrally managed, the option to Turn Passcode Off will be available in iPad settings.
It sounds like you are needing to remove the passcode from your iPhone with a broken screen and I am happy to help out! I recommend taking a look at this article with steps to follow If you forgot the passcode for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or your device is disabled. This will give you the steps to take to remove the passcode.
I cannot turn off passcode, it's grayed out. Help! My phone sort of froze and I was pushing the home and power button randomly to try to get it back on. Next thing I new it started to setup the phone all over again, but really just brought me to the passcode and touch id setup.
