iOS 6 added a feature that allows users to set "Don't Allow Changes" for an account on an iOS device. This setting was handy for schools and enterprises that want to keep devices tied to a certain account and prohibit users from installing unapproved apps. However, as 9to5Mac reports, there are several ways that users can bypass the setting due to a new bug.
The back doors are remarkably simple to implement. All a user needs to do is go to either the iTunes or App Store app, scroll to the bottom of the screen, and tap on the Apple ID button to sign out of the institution's account and sign in with their own. Then they're free to install all of the apps tha
