7 Hidden iPhone Settings for Better Usability
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Reader Mode in Safari00:10
Activate Reader Mode in Safari to clean websites of ads and distractions for a more focused reading experience. Option to set Reader Mode to activate automatically on certain websites.
Privacy Control: Hiding Apps with Face ID02:05
Block or hide apps on the home screen using Face ID for added privacy. Hidden apps can be accessed through a secure folder.
Back Tap Shortcut04:15
Enable Back Tap in the accessibility settings to perform actions such as lowering volume or toggling the flashlight with double or triple taps.
Sound Recognition06:30
Use Sound Recognition to get notified when specific sounds such as doorbells or alarms are detected. Note that it could increase battery consumption.
Custom Text Shortcuts08:45
Create text shortcuts to quickly type phrases or fill in information like emails, saving time and effort in typing.
Keyboard Trackpad10:20
Use the space bar on the keyboard as a trackpad for precise cursor movement in any text field.
Wi-Fi QR Code Generation12:30
Generate a QR code to easily share your Wi-Fi connection with visitors without revealing your password.
Battery Automation14:10
Set up automation in the Shortcuts app to enable low power mode automatically when battery falls below a certain level, and disable it when it surpasses a threshold.
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