Just wondering with all the gurus in here on electronics if someone can answer me the following.
First a little background. Daughter is 14. Fellow whom is more than infatuated with her will be 18 in July. He will not leave her alone. The school they go to the principal has warned him of an impending restraining order if he so much as contacts her during school hours. Our problem is they sneak and do it through their phones. He has already once man handled my wife to the point as I was going to take him out but my wife stopped me. He has no respect for anyone but the Johnson in his pants. He thinks he is a player and a ladies man. He reminds me of the situation in the northeast last year where the senior planned to deflower a freshman and successfully did so. But he also got 10 years in the pen for statutory rape, if I recall correctly. This really fits what is going on in our lives.
My question is. Is there a way that once an application in the ITunes store is deleted and then a person deletes it off their phone can it be reinstalled. When I go to delete Snap Chat from the ITunes store it says it will only delete from the ITunes store but not on any Apple product it is installed on. What her mom and I think is happening is she is installing Snap Chat on her phone and then when we ask to review her phone, which is quite often, she presses a few keys before handing it to us. Upon review there is no Snap Chat App. I tried to restrict her installing and deleting Apps on her phone but she went ballistic saying she needed to be able to install and delete certain Apps for use at school.
So what I am wanting to figure out is if I delete the app from the ITunes store and she deletes it off the phone will she be able to reinstall if it knows she has had it on there before and it is not available in the store any more. I cannot find an answer to this question.
Thanks for the long drawn out explanation but this boy has been a pain in our side since October and no way to get rid of him without involving his mother (KY law even though we live in WV) who is a Psycho in her own rights.
First a little background. Daughter is 14. Fellow whom is more than infatuated with her will be 18 in July. He will not leave her alone. The school they go to the principal has warned him of an impending restraining order if he so much as contacts her during school hours. Our problem is they sneak and do it through their phones. He has already once man handled my wife to the point as I was going to take him out but my wife stopped me. He has no respect for anyone but the Johnson in his pants. He thinks he is a player and a ladies man. He reminds me of the situation in the northeast last year where the senior planned to deflower a freshman and successfully did so. But he also got 10 years in the pen for statutory rape, if I recall correctly. This really fits what is going on in our lives.
My question is. Is there a way that once an application in the ITunes store is deleted and then a person deletes it off their phone can it be reinstalled. When I go to delete Snap Chat from the ITunes store it says it will only delete from the ITunes store but not on any Apple product it is installed on. What her mom and I think is happening is she is installing Snap Chat on her phone and then when we ask to review her phone, which is quite often, she presses a few keys before handing it to us. Upon review there is no Snap Chat App. I tried to restrict her installing and deleting Apps on her phone but she went ballistic saying she needed to be able to install and delete certain Apps for use at school.
So what I am wanting to figure out is if I delete the app from the ITunes store and she deletes it off the phone will she be able to reinstall if it knows she has had it on there before and it is not available in the store any more. I cannot find an answer to this question.
Thanks for the long drawn out explanation but this boy has been a pain in our side since October and no way to get rid of him without involving his mother (KY law even though we live in WV) who is a Psycho in her own rights.
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