user: Article: Some default Apple apps, like App Store, Settings, Contacts, and Safari, can't be removed and will not display an ⓧ. Tap Cancel if you change your mind or made a mistake. The app has been deleted from your iPad.
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Tap and hold an app until all the apps on the screen begin to jiggle. Tap ⓧ in the upper-left corner of the app you want to delete. Tap Delete to confirm deletion of the app. Tap the Home button to return the Home screen to normal.
Article: Since this iOS has been replaced by newer versions, you may not be able to download it through the traditional methods (over the air or through a regular iTunes update). On your computer, go to a site where you can download iOS 6, such as:  Cult of Mac Redmond Pie IPSW Get iOS You'll need to know the type of device you’re using (such as an iPad), the model (or possibly your carrier), and the iOS version you want to download: for iOS 6, the final version was iOS 6.1.6 Save the file to either a new folder or somewhere that will be easy for you to find. Download the most current version of iTunes if you don't already have it installed on your computer. Or, update your version if a newer one is available. Back up your device once you have the latest iTunes version. Or, back up your data to the iCloud. Use the Apple USB cable to pair the two, and then launch iTunes on your computer. Under the Summary tab, Option+Click (Mac) or Alt+Click (PC) on Check for Updates. It will end in .ipsw. When prompted, select Update. iTunes will install iOS 6 on your device. Allow it to install, and when it’s finished, allow your device to reboot, or restart it yourself if you’re prompted.
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Visit a site that still offers the iOS 6 download. Find the appropriate download. Download your iOS. Update or download iTunes. Connect your device to your computer. Select your device. Open the file you downloaded.
Article: Though the process of obtaining a driving permit is similar in most countries, the laws will be a little bit different everywhere. Make sure you familiarize yourself with the specific requirements for applying and testing for a driving permit where you live. The information in this article will mostly deal with how to get a learner's driving permit in the United States. You can usually find information about laws and licensing where driver testing is administered in your area, or online through the website for the department of motor vehicles that governs your locale. Find a Department of Motor Vehicles office near you where you can go to apply for your permit, pay the necessary fees and take your written driving theory test. Most states have several DMV locations to make getting your permit more convenient. Check online to find the DMV office closest to where you live.  The official website of the DMV has a search feature that maps out where all the offices are in your area. The lines at the DMV can be quite long. Be sure to allow yourself plenty of time when you go in case you have to wait. Before you can take the test to earn your learner's privileges, you'll need to inform the state of your intent to receive your permit. Fill out a permit application with your personal information and return it to the DMV. Once you've taken care of the application process, you'll receive your study materials for the written driving test.  The permit application will ask for basic information, such as your full legal name, date of birth, home address, hair color, eye color, etc. Apply for your learner's permit online to save yourself a trip to the DMV office. The DMV will ask you to supply them with at least two forms of personal ID, one of them being your social security card. This usually means a birth certificate, social security card, passport or other recognized form of photo ID, although many different ID forms are accepted. Providing identification proves that you are who you say you are and confirms that you meet the minimum age requirement to test for your permit.  In most states in the US, you have to be at least 15 years old to get a driving permit. Only a handful of states, including Alaska, Arkansas and North and South Dakota, issues permits to prospective drivers as young as 14.  Bring your original birth certificate or passport and your social security card along in case the DMV in your state doesn't accept photocopies.  You will also need 2 pieces of mail verifying your correct address. You'll be asked to sit for a brief eyesight exam when applying for your learner's permit. The exact nature of the exam will vary, but you might be instructed to read letters of different sizes off a chart or identify gradually smaller shapes and details from a distance. The eye exam will let the DMV officials know that your eyesight is good enough for you to learn to operate a vehicle. If you don't perform satisfactorily on your eye exam, you might have to get corrective eyewear like glasses or contact lenses. A note will be made on your permit that you have to be wearing this eyewear while driving. While at the DMV, go ahead and pay whatever fees are required for testing and certification. There are sometimes separate fees involved for submitting an application, taking an eyesight exam and sitting for the written test. After all fees have been paid, you'll be able to schedule a date and time to take your test and receive your study materials.  Fees, along with testing requirements, may be different for each state. It's not cheap to get your learner's permit. Make an effort to pass your test the first time so you won't have to pay to apply and take it again.
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assistant: Study the requirements in your jurisdiction. Locate the DMV headquarters in your area. Submit an application to receive your driving permit. Provide proof of identity. Take an eyesight exam. Pay any associated fees.