How to Update Apps

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To update all apps on an iPhone, open the App Store app, go to the Updates section, select Update All, enter your Apple password when prompted, and tap Okay to begin downloading and installing any app updates, which will install one at a time even if the phone locks in between.

How to Update Apps
Step One
Tap on the App Store App

Step Two
Go to Update

Step Three
Go to Update All

Step Four
Type in your Apple password

Step Five
Tap “Okay”

Step Six
Watch your Apps update one at a time
- It is okay if screen locks, apps will still update

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