Device Passcode on remote devices

App Live supports testing of apps with Device Passcode on the following devices:

App Live supports testing of the following types of apps using Device Passcode:

• Uploaded apps.
• Apps synced with App Center.

1. Log in to the App Live dashboard.
2. On the App Live dashboard, upload your app from the left panel.
3. After your app is uploaded, click the configuration icon next to the file name of your app.
4. Under App Configurations, enable Device Passcode.
5. Select your device from the list of available devices in the device listing on the right panel, to launch your test session.

1. Log in to the App Live dashboard.
2. On the App Live dashboard, upload your app from the left panel.
3. Select your device from the device listing on the right panel, to launch your test session.
4. On the App Live toolbar, click iOS Settings.
5. On the iOS Settings prompt, under General Settings, enable Device Passcode.

You can test if the device has a passcode by enabling Device Passcode on remote devices.

The default device passcode is preset in the remote Android devices. After you launch your test session, your app automatically checks if the device has a passcode.

App Live currently does not support testing of app features that require you to enter the device passcode.

• You can test if the device has a passcode, by enabling the Device Passcode setting. The default device passcode set on the remote iOS devices is 123456. After enabling Device Passcode, your app automatically checks if the device has a passcode.
• You can test your app for features that require you to enter the device passcode. Enter the default device passcode 123456 when prompted, by using your keyboard.