No long-term trick exists to get past the passcode you need to unlock your iPad. You can use Touch ID or Face ID to bypass it for a time, but after the iPad reboots, you'll have to enter the passcode.

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If you have an iPad, you may have set a passcode to prevent people from accessing the tablet without your permission. If you forget the iPad passcode or you repeatedly enter it wrong, the iPad is ...

How to access your iPhone or iPad if you forgot your passcode. Method 1: Restore via iCloud. If you have Find My iPhone enabled on the iPhone or iPad in question, you can erase the device via a ...

Enter your passcode in the screen that appears. Touch "Turn Passcode Off" and re-enter your passcode to deactivate the setting. Henceforth, your iPad will not require a passcode prior to unlocking ...

If you havenu2019t used your passcode to unlock your iPhone or iPad for six days, an iOS 9 restriction disables Touch ID if you don't unlock with a fingerprint within eight hours.