These are those little things that sometimes get too complicated on the iPhone. If you have ever received any type of documentation via email or through a file cloud, you know very well what we are talking about. Apple lacks any mechanism to lightly open compressed files that have a password.
En Actualidad iPhone We teach you through this tutorial how you can open any compressed .ZIP file and .rar with password on the iPhone in the easiest way you can imagine. Stay with us and discover how you can do it in less than two minutes.
The first thing we are going to need is an application, in this case the easiest to use is Unzip, a totally free application available on the iOS App Store. It weighs only 56,7 MB so you can download it almost from anywhere without losing a lot of data rate, and it is also compatible with any iPhone or iPad that is running iOS 8.0 or a later version, so we will not have any type compatibility issue. We leave you below the link for you to download it:
Now you just have to follow these steps that I indicate below to be able to open any type of compressed file on your iPhone or iPad, including those that contain a password:
- Click on the button share in the compressed file that has password
- Choose the option "Open in ..." and scroll the applications until you see the Unzip icon
- Press on "Copy to Unzip" and the Unzip application will open directly with the copied file
- Now select the compressed file you want, it will ask you to enter the password
- Once you have entered the password correctly, we will create a free copy of the document
- Upon entering the folder, we can see all the files in PDF format (or any) that it contained and we can view them
That's how easy it is how you can open any type of compressed file with password on iPhone and iPad. If you have any questions you can leave it in the comment box.
