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I am going to help you control your device using just your eyes. First, ensure your device is on a stable surface and clearly sees your face. On your iPhone or iPad, open Settings and select Accessibility.

Tap Eye Tracking and toggle the switch to turn it on. Follow the moving dot across your screen to complete the calibration.

Once finished, a pointer will follow your gaze. To select an item, simply look at it until the circle fills.

You can adjust settings like smoothing for comfort. It is truly a wonderful way to navigate your screen hands-free.

I’ll show you how to add, use, and share tickets and passes in Apple Wallet on your iPhone.

First, open the email, app, or notification containing your ticket and tap Add to Apple Wallet, then confirm by tapping Add. The pass will also appear on your paired Apple Watch.

When you’re ready to use it, open Wallet, authenticate if needed, select the correct ticket, and scan or tap your iPhone at the reader.

If supported, you can also transfer or share tickets by opening the pass, tapping the More or Share button, and following the onscreen instructions to complete everything easily.

I’ll show you how to personalize your iPhone with widgets. First, touch and hold the Home Screen until apps jiggle, tap Edit, choose Add Widget, select a widget, pick a size, and add it.

Next, resize supported widgets by dragging a corner and move them wherever you like, then tap Done.

To add widgets to the Lock Screen, touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize, choose Add Widgets, select your favorites, and save changes.

Finally, open Today View by swiping right, add or edit widgets the same way, resize or rearrange them, and finish in just a few steps.

I’ll walk you through setting up a Mac using your iPhone or iPad. First, update both devices and turn on Bluetooth.

Keep your iPhone or iPad near the Mac during setup.

When you power on the Mac, follow the onscreen prompts until you see Transfer Your Data to This Mac.

Choose Transfer and follow the instructions on your iPhone or iPad to sign in with your Apple Account and move selected settings, apps, and content.

Wait while data transfers complete, then finish setup and restart if prompted. That’s it — your Mac will be ready with your preferred settings.

Enjoy.

I’ll show you how to scan a QR code with your iPhone or iPad. First, open the Camera app from the Home Screen, Control Center, Lock Screen, or Camera Control on supported models.

Position the QR code inside the frame until a link appears at the bottom, then tap it to open.

To use Code Scanner, open Control Center, tap the Scan Code control, and hold your device steady with the code in frame—Code Scanner will automatically detect and read it.

That’s all: choose Camera or Code Scanner depending on your preference and follow on‑screen prompts for quick, easy access.

I’ll show you how to reinstall macOS using macOS Recovery. First, make sure your Mac is plugged in, connected to the Internet, and turned off; if possible, use a wired keyboard.

For Apple silicon Macs, press and hold the power button until startup options appear, then choose Options → Continue.

For Intel-based Macs, turn on the Mac and immediately hold Command‑R (or other recovery keys) until recovery utilities load.

When Recovery opens, choose Reinstall macOS, follow the on‑screen prompts, wait for installation to finish, then restart and sign in to your account.

Back up important files beforehand if possible.

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I’ll walk you through Mail categories so you can find important email faster. First, open Mail on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.

Tap or click Primary, Transactions, Updates, or Promotions to switch views, or open All Mail to see every message.

To move a sender, swipe (or control‑click) a message, choose More → Categorize Sender, pick a category for that sender, and confirm.

To change behavior, open More → About Categories to learn how Mail sorts messages, or turn off Show Mail Categories to use List View.

To undo changes, scroll to Reset Manual Categorization at the bottom and confirm.

I’ll guide you through making a Contact Poster on your iPhone. First, open Messages (or Contacts) and tap Edit, then Name & Photo.

Next, tap Add or Customize, choose Photos or Memoji, select and crop a circular image, then pick a color filter and tap

Next. After that, tap your name to choose a font, adjust weight and color with the sliders, and preview styles by swiping.

When satisfied, tap Update, enable Name & Photo Sharing, choose Share Automatically or Ask Each Time, and finally tap Done to save and share your Contact Poster, then preview it across your apps.

I’ll show you how to create and send an event with Apple Invites. First, open the Apple Invites app or visit iCloud.com and tap Add or Create Event.

Next, tap Add Background and choose a photo, use the Camera, or try Image Playground. Then enter an Event Title, pick a font, and press Return on the keyboard. After that, set the Date and Time and tap Done.

Next, add a Location or choose your current place and give it a custom name.

Finally, review the details, invite guests, and send the invitation — anyone can join, even without an Apple device right away.

I’ll show you how to add Ambient Music to Control Center so you can relax or focus.

Open Control Center, tap the Add button at top-left, then tap “Add a Control” and scroll to Ambient Music. Choose one mode — Sleep, Chill, Productivity, or Wellbeing — and tap it to add.

To pick or change a playlist, tap the Ambient Music control, then tap the playlist name and select your favorite, like Laidback Lo‑Fi.

Tap outside the menu to save, then tap an empty spot in Control Center to finish. Now tap the control anytime to play your chosen ambient.