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moving to a new ipad
as apps are getting more hardware greedy, i want to move from my 32bit ipad to a 64 bit ipad.
rather than using the backup/restore method i want to start fresh. some old apps will not make it to the new ipad.
if i use the same apple-id/account
in which cases do i have to buy an app i already own again? (list of apps where you have to rebuy?)
in which cases do i have to buy IAP again? (list of apps where you have to rebuy?)
is there some best practice?
how does content(music files) get transferred (itunes/dropbox/other)
i've looked for a thread here, but most didnt touch the problem deep enough.
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If you use the same account, you don't have to pay for any of your apps (and IAPs) again
1) create encrypted backup with iTunes with the old iPad
2) connect new iPad restore from backup
This should take care of everything.
(Now delete what you don't want)
It's not what you want but it's best practice.
Is it important to choose encrypted? I've always done iTunes backups without selecting the encryption option.
You don't have to rebuy IAPs but you'll have to find a "Restore Purchases" button somewhere in the app to actually activate/download them once you've got the parent app downloaded.
I'm in favor the clean sweep method of moving to a new device. I've always done that with new computers and recommend that to anyone who asks. I talked a friend out of installing his old, wheezy hard drive in his shiny new computer tower (which had plenty room) and he never regretted it.
@Hmtx It's to drag passwords and registrations over.
Also, as far as I know ( of course sometimes it's not so far ), the Apps themselves are not backed up (in the backup that is) so if you are not using the current version of said app, you will be when you restore to your new device. To restore an older version, you have to have the .ipa file for that app (version).