Thread: iPhone problem

I have not experienced this but go back into settings and remove the home wifi from all the devices (delete them) and then reestablish as if you just purchased them the devices.

I have used this for a different problem and worked.

Regards
Andrew

I think your phone has two iCloud accounts active, it is possible but not always desirable.
You can use one a/c for purchases but a different a/c for iCloud syncing.

Suggest that you check which a/c is attached to the App Store and which is attached to iCloud.

Regards

That is because the phone is set up with your iTunes account so when you buy an app this is the iTunes account you use , but some apps were originally bought on your daughters iTunes account and therefore to update they need the password for the iTunes account they were bought on and not the one for the phone.

Originally Posted by Reads90

That is because the phone is set up with your iTunes account so when you buy an app this is the iTunes account you use , but some apps were originally bought on your daughters iTunes account and therefore to update they need the password for the iTunes account they were bought on and not the one for the phone.

Exactly. If they are free apps, then delete them and download them using your account. If paid, then you'll have to deal with it or pay for them again.