IPhone 12 Pro Software Hiding Tutorial
As the flagship model released by Apple in 2020, the iPhone 12 Pro not only has excellent processor performance and durability, but also different software functions can meet users' various needs. For example, the application hiding function can help users hide all the specified software. How to use the hidden application function on the iPhone 12 Pro?
How does iPhone 12 Pro hide mobile software? How does iPhone 12 Pro hide apps
The first is to hide the system's own applications through the "screen usage time" function
This method is only applicable to the applications provided by the iOS system. For third-party applications, please refer to Method 2.
You can limit the use of built-in applications and functions in "screen usage time". If you close an application or feature, it will not be deleted, but will be temporarily hidden on the main screen. For example, if you close Mail, the Mail application will not appear on the home screen until you reopen it. The operation method is as follows:
1. Go to iPhone Settings - screen usage time.
2. Click and open "Content and Privacy Access Restrictions".
3. If you are prompted to enter the password for "screen usage time", please enter it as prompted (if no password is set, please skip this step).
4. Tap "Allowed Apps" to close the apps you don't need to access.
The second way is to hide through the main screen page
This method supports upgrading to iOS 14 and above devices.
1. Long press the blank area of the screen to enter the main screen editing page, and drag all the applications that need to be hidden to the blank page.
2. Tap the "Dot" below to enter the page editing interface, and uncheck the page you want to hide.
After the page is hidden in this way, you can also find the hidden application in the resource library in addition to restoring the page.
The above is the specific content of the iPhone 12 Pro software hiding tutorial. Unneeded applications or applications with special privacy can be hidden in this way, which will not affect normal use, but also protect personal content.
