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So I’m at the airport and the WiFi has no internet connection. I installed an app on my phone using my data connection, but I would like to use/install it on my iPad. I was able to air drop a link to the app on the App Store to the iPad, but of course that didn’t work because the link wouldn’t load. Is there a way to air drop the app somehow? Can I like, zip up the app and air drop that file? How is airdrop connecting? Bluetooth?
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So I’m at the airport and the WiFi has no internet connection. I installed an app on my phone using my data connection, but I would like to use/install it on my iPad. I was able to air drop a link to the app on the App Store to the iPad, but of course that didn’t work because the link wouldn’t load. Is there a way to air drop the app somehow? Can I like, zip up the app and air drop that file? How is airdrop connecting? Bluetooth?
ios airdrop
asked Aug 18 at 19:35
hepcat72
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1
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up vote
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So I’m at the airport and the WiFi has no internet connection. I installed an app on my phone using my data connection, but I would like to use/install it on my iPad. I was able to air drop a link to the app on the App Store to the iPad, but of course that didn’t work because the link wouldn’t load. Is there a way to air drop the app somehow? Can I like, zip up the app and air drop that file? How is airdrop connecting? Bluetooth?
ios airdrop
asked Aug 18 at 19:35
hepcat72
352214
So I’m at the airport and the WiFi has no internet connection. I installed an app on my phone using my data connection, but I would like to use/install it on my iPad. I was able to air drop a link to the app on the App Store to the iPad, but of course that didn’t work because the link wouldn’t load. Is there a way to air drop the app somehow? Can I like, zip up the app and air drop that file? How is airdrop connecting? Bluetooth?
ios airdrop
asked Aug 18 at 19:35
hepcat72
352214
asked Aug 18 at 19:35
hepcat72
352214
asked Aug 18 at 19:35
hepcat72
352214
asked Aug 18 at 19:35
hepcat72
352214
352214
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The only way to install any iOS app is from the App Store. [in this situation Configurator isn't an option.]
I'm afraid there's no way out of your situation, short of finding a working connection... which your phone could perhaps provide, using its built-in hot-spot.
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
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What about using your iPhone as a hotspot (if the carrier allows it) so the iPad can download it.
Sure it may eat up your quota if you have a small amount but it should work.
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
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I did think of that, but Sprint doesn’t allow it, at least not with my plan.
– hepcat72
Aug 19 at 22:06
@hepcat72 wow, that would be a formidable option. You might want to check and see if they offer it or if possible change carriers.
– Melvin Jefferson
Aug 19 at 22:37
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2 Answers
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active
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up vote
2
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The only way to install any iOS app is from the App Store. [in this situation Configurator isn't an option.]
I'm afraid there's no way out of your situation, short of finding a working connection... which your phone could perhaps provide, using its built-in hot-spot.
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
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The only way to install any iOS app is from the App Store. [in this situation Configurator isn't an option.]
I'm afraid there's no way out of your situation, short of finding a working connection... which your phone could perhaps provide, using its built-in hot-spot.
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
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up vote
2
down vote
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
The only way to install any iOS app is from the App Store. [in this situation Configurator isn't an option.]
I'm afraid there's no way out of your situation, short of finding a working connection... which your phone could perhaps provide, using its built-in hot-spot.
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
53.7k1581167
The only way to install any iOS app is from the App Store. [in this situation Configurator isn't an option.]
I'm afraid there's no way out of your situation, short of finding a working connection... which your phone could perhaps provide, using its built-in hot-spot.
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
53.7k1581167
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
53.7k1581167
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
53.7k1581167
answered Aug 18 at 19:38
Tetsujin
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53.7k1581167
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add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
What about using your iPhone as a hotspot (if the carrier allows it) so the iPad can download it.
Sure it may eat up your quota if you have a small amount but it should work.
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
2,7661321
I did think of that, but Sprint doesn’t allow it, at least not with my plan.
– hepcat72
Aug 19 at 22:06
@hepcat72 wow, that would be a formidable option. You might want to check and see if they offer it or if possible change carriers.
– Melvin Jefferson
Aug 19 at 22:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
What about using your iPhone as a hotspot (if the carrier allows it) so the iPad can download it.
Sure it may eat up your quota if you have a small amount but it should work.
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
2,7661321
I did think of that, but Sprint doesn’t allow it, at least not with my plan.
– hepcat72
Aug 19 at 22:06
@hepcat72 wow, that would be a formidable option. You might want to check and see if they offer it or if possible change carriers.
– Melvin Jefferson
Aug 19 at 22:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
What about using your iPhone as a hotspot (if the carrier allows it) so the iPad can download it.
Sure it may eat up your quota if you have a small amount but it should work.
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
2,7661321
What about using your iPhone as a hotspot (if the carrier allows it) so the iPad can download it.
Sure it may eat up your quota if you have a small amount but it should work.
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
2,7661321
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
2,7661321
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
2,7661321
answered Aug 18 at 19:40
Melvin Jefferson
2,7661321
2,7661321
I did think of that, but Sprint doesn’t allow it, at least not with my plan.
– hepcat72
Aug 19 at 22:06
@hepcat72 wow, that would be a formidable option. You might want to check and see if they offer it or if possible change carriers.
– Melvin Jefferson
Aug 19 at 22:37
add a comment |Â
I did think of that, but Sprint doesn’t allow it, at least not with my plan.
– hepcat72
Aug 19 at 22:06
@hepcat72 wow, that would be a formidable option. You might want to check and see if they offer it or if possible change carriers.
– Melvin Jefferson
Aug 19 at 22:37
I did think of that, but Sprint doesn’t allow it, at least not with my plan.
– hepcat72
Aug 19 at 22:06
I did think of that, but Sprint doesn’t allow it, at least not with my plan.
– hepcat72
Aug 19 at 22:06
@hepcat72 wow, that would be a formidable option. You might want to check and see if they offer it or if possible change carriers.
– Melvin Jefferson
Aug 19 at 22:37
@hepcat72 wow, that would be a formidable option. You might want to check and see if they offer it or if possible change carriers.
– Melvin Jefferson
Aug 19 at 22:37
add a comment |Â
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