@vansvoler: Found this multi-region Apple ID login trick — you're a f***ing genius. Over 70 unupdated apps, finally all updated. No more entering passwords for each update. Tutorial in comments.

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Shared a trick to batch update over 70 apps by using a multi-region Apple ID login, eliminating the need to enter passwords each time. Tutorial in comments.

Found this multi-region Apple ID login trick You're a f***ing genius Over 70 unupdated apps, finally all updated just now No more entering passwords for each update Tutorial in comments https://t.co/n151m7wHyT
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Anyone who discovered this multi-region Apple ID login method…

You are a fucking genius.

Over 70 un-updated apps, and now they’re all finally updated.

No more entering passwords every time an update is needed.

Tutorial in the comments: https://t.co/n151m7wHyT

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