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In Messages, when you receive multiple photos and messages, you can view them as a collection and swipe through each one seamlessly. Simply tap on the grid view button to see all the photos at once, or swipe through a stack of photos individually. You can tap on a photo to view it in full size and then swipe to see the others. To save, share, reply, or send a tap back, use the buttons along the bottom. To return to grid view, tap the button in the top right corner. Additionally, you can touch and hold a photo to send a tap back. Enjoy exploring photos from your friends!

Summary:
– In Messages, view multiple photos and messages as a collection.
– Swipe through a stack of photos or tap grid view to see them all at once.
– Tap a photo to view it full size and swipe to see others.
– Use buttons along the bottom to save, share, reply, or send a tap back.
– Touch and hold a photo to send a tap back or return to grid view by tapping the button in the top right corner.

To restore your iPhone from an iCloud backup, start by turning on the device and following the setup until you reach the Quick Start screen. Choose “Setup Manually” and connect to Wi-Fi. Set up Face ID if needed and create a device passcode. On the “Apps & Data” screen, select “Restore from iCloud Backup” and sign in with your iCloud credentials. Choose the relevant backup from the list and proceed, agreeing to terms and conditions. Continue setup for features like Apple Pay and Siri settings. Ensure a stable Wi-Fi connection throughout the process, and once the progress bar completes, your device will be ready with apps, photos, and other data restored.

Summary:
– Turn on your iPhone and proceed to the Quick Start screen.
– Choose “Setup Manually” and connect to Wi-Fi.
– Select “Restore from iCloud Backup” on the “Apps & Data” screen.
– Sign in with your iCloud credentials and choose the relevant backup.
– Continue setup, ensuring a stable Wi-Fi connection until the progress bar completes, restoring your device with apps and data.

To back up your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to your Mac running macOS Catalina or later, start by plugging your iOS device into your Mac. Open a Finder window and select your device name in the sidebar. If it’s your first time connecting, click “Trust” and confirm on your device. Then, to initiate a backup, click “Backup Now.” For sensitive data, like passwords, select “Encrypt local backup,” set a password, and confirm. Enter your passcode on the device to start the backup. Once complete, check the “Last Backup” section for details. Your backup is now stored locally on your Mac.

Summary:
– To back up iOS devices to a Mac running macOS Catalina or later, connect the device to the Mac via USB.
– Open Finder on the Mac and select the connected device from the sidebar.
– Click “Trust” if it’s the first connection, and enter the device passcode if prompted.
– Initiate the backup process by clicking “Backup Now” in Finder.
– For sensitive data, enable encryption by selecting “Encrypt local backup,” setting a password, and confirming it on the device.

To share your screen during a FaceTime call, start or join a call, then tap the screen to show controls. Select the “Share Screen” button and confirm. After a countdown, your screen will be shared, allowing others to see your entire screen while notifications are muted. Navigate to the app you want to share, and when finished, tap the “Share Screen” button again to end sharing. Subscribe to the Apple Support channel for more iPhone and iPad tips or click another video to continue learning.

Summary:
– To share your screen on a FaceTime call, join or initiate a call.
– Tap the screen to access controls and select the “Share Screen” button.
– Confirm your choice, and after a countdown, your screen will be shared.
– Navigate to the desired app or content to share with others.
– To end screen sharing, access controls again and tap the “Share Screen” button once more.

To use Slide Over on iPad, open the desired app and tap the multitasking button, then select the Slide Over option. Add additional apps to Slide Over by tapping on them in the multitasking view. Swipe left from the right edge of the screen to open Slide Over and cycle through apps by dragging sideways along the bottom bar. View all open Slide Over apps by swiping up from the bottom of the window. To switch a Slide Over app to full screen, tap the multitasking button and then the full-screen option. Access all Slide Over apps in the app switcher by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and then left.

Summary:
– Open desired app on iPad and tap multitasking button.
– Select Slide Over option to add app to Slide Over.
– Swipe left from right edge to open Slide Over.
– Cycle through apps by dragging sideways.
– Access all Slide Over apps in app switcher by swiping up and left.

With markup in Photos, you can add playful drawings to your images effortlessly. Start by choosing a photo in your Photos app, then tap Edit and select the “More” button. Next, tap Markup and choose a drawing tool. Begin marking up your photo using either your finger or an Apple Pencil. Once you’re satisfied with your edits, tap Done to finish. It’s as simple as that to add a creative touch to your pictures using markup in Photos.

Summary:
– Access a photo in the Photos app.
– Tap “Edit” and then the “More” button.
– Select “Markup” and choose a drawing tool.
– Add drawings using an Apple Pencil or your finger.
– Tap “Done” to finish editing.

With the Apple Pencil Pro, users can utilize unique gestures and a convenient tool palette for enhanced productivity. Compatible with specific iPad models, the Pencil Pro offers actions like squeezing the barrel to access the tool palette, rolling it to adjust writing tool angles, and double-tapping to switch between tools and the eraser. Within compatible apps like Notes, users can customize settings and access features such as barrel roll previews and additional markup options. Settings customization includes adjusting pressure sensitivity and defining actions for gestures like squeezing and double-tapping, providing a tailored experience for users’ preferences and needs.

Summary:
– The Apple Pencil Pro offers unique gestures and a tool palette for enhanced productivity.
– Actions include squeezing the barrel to access the tool palette and double-tapping to switch between tools and the eraser.
– Users can roll the pencil to adjust writing tool angles and customize settings like pressure sensitivity and gesture actions.
– Compatible with specific iPad models, the Pencil Pro enhances drawing and writing experiences.
– Within compatible apps like Notes, users can access additional markup options and customize settings for a tailored experience.

With Freeform, available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, users can collaborate on whiteboards by incorporating drawings, text, links, photos, and more. Ensure all collaborators have updated to the latest software. To begin on iPad, open the Freeform app and start a new board or access existing ones from the sidebar. Add collaborators via the share button, then customize the board using drawing tools, sticky notes, shapes, and media like photos. Objects can be moved, resized, or deleted with touch and hold options. Further customizations include cropping photos and formatting text. Finally, review the board, export as a PDF, or hide grid lines as needed. Collaborators can join in, enhancing creativity and organization within Freeform.

Summary:
– Freeform enables collaborative whiteboarding with drawings, text, links, and photos.
– Accessible on iPhone, iPad, and Mac; ensure all users have the latest software updates.
– Begin by opening the Freeform app on iPad and starting a new board or accessing existing ones.
– Add collaborators via the share button and customize the board using various tools like drawing, shapes, and media.
– Objects can be easily moved, resized, or deleted, with additional options for cropping photos and formatting text.

With Stage Manager on your iPad, you can create your ideal workspace by grouping and resizing app windows for enhanced productivity. Available on iPad Air 5th generation, iPad Pro 12.9-inch 3rd generation and later, and iPad Pro 11-inch with the latest iPadOS, Stage Manager lets you switch between groups and move apps easily. To start, enable Stage Manager in Control Center, open an app, then open another from the dock or app library. Resize windows by dragging the corner, and group apps by dragging them to the center. Switch between groups or move apps by using the multitasking button.

Summary:
– Enable Stage Manager in Control Center on supported iPads.
– Open and group apps by dragging them to the center of the screen.
– Resize windows by dragging the curved corner.
– Switch between app groups using the recent apps list.
– Move apps between groups using the multitasking button.

With Split View in iPadOS, you can work on two apps side by side for increased productivity. To use Split View, tap the multitasking button while in an app like Procreate, then select Split View to move it to one side. Open another app, like Photos, from the home screen or app library on the other side. Adjust the space each app occupies by dragging the divider. You can also open multiple windows of the same app, such as Notes, by dragging the app from the dock. To exit Split View, tap the multitasking button and select full screen, or use the app switcher to manage open apps.

Summary:
– Use Split View to work on two apps side by side in iPadOS.
– Tap the multitasking button and select Split View to position an app on one side.
– Open a second app from the home screen or app library on the other side.
– Adjust the space between apps by dragging the divider.
– To exit Split View, tap the multitasking button and select full screen or use the app switcher.