These days, people have so many passwords and IDs that you're almost guaranteed to forget one at some point in time. If you've forgotten your ID for your Apple iPod, there are a number of ways in which you can solve the problem. The best solution is always to be proactive, and use a password that you'll always remember.
An Apple ID helps a user to personalize all of their experiences in the virtual world of Apple such as iPod and iTunes. The best solution is contact Apple customer service, where they will verify you as an iPod owner, and then they will send you an email with a new password. After you get your new password, you'll probably need to reset it to an ID which you can easily remember. Write down your new password in a safe place, but not so safe that you won't be able to remember where you put it.
The other alternative is not as appealing. You'd have to start from scratch and sign up on the Apple site just as you did when you first got your device. The downside to this approach is that you can basically kiss all the apps and other content that were connected to your original ID you had goodbye.
You love your iPod, and for good reason. There is no better way to carry all of your favorite songs with you in a compact package that actually sounds fantastic. Keep your password for your iPod, and all of your other passwords in a secure place, or use words that mean something to you that cannot be easily guessed by someone else. If you happen to lose or forget your password, your best bet is to contact the Apple store and let them reset the password for you, and don't forget it again!
An Apple ID helps a user to personalize all of their experiences in the virtual world of Apple such as iPod and iTunes. The best solution is contact Apple customer service, where they will verify you as an iPod owner, and then they will send you an email with a new password. After you get your new password, you'll probably need to reset it to an ID which you can easily remember. Write down your new password in a safe place, but not so safe that you won't be able to remember where you put it.
The other alternative is not as appealing. You'd have to start from scratch and sign up on the Apple site just as you did when you first got your device. The downside to this approach is that you can basically kiss all the apps and other content that were connected to your original ID you had goodbye.
You love your iPod, and for good reason. There is no better way to carry all of your favorite songs with you in a compact package that actually sounds fantastic. Keep your password for your iPod, and all of your other passwords in a secure place, or use words that mean something to you that cannot be easily guessed by someone else. If you happen to lose or forget your password, your best bet is to contact the Apple store and let them reset the password for you, and don't forget it again!
