How to use Do Not Disturb in Control Center on your iPhone or iPad | Apple Support

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Do Not Disturb” mode mutes notifications, calls, and messages on iPhones and iPads. To activate it, open Control Center, long-press the focus button, and choose “Do Not Disturb.” Enabling it affects all devices logged in with the same Apple ID. A crescent moon icon appears in the status bar during activation. Users can swiftly toggle it via Control Center for reduced distractions. For further Apple device insights, subscribe to the Apple Support YouTube channel.

Summary:
– “Do Not Disturb” silences notifications, calls, and messages.
– Access it via Control Center by long-pressing the focus button.
– Enabling it affects all devices linked to the same Apple ID.
– A crescent moon icon signifies activation in the status bar.
– Quickly toggle it on or off through Control Center for reduced distractions.

How to use Check In on your iPhone | Apple Support

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Check-in allows users to automatically notify friends or family members upon reaching their destination. It prompts users to add more time if delayed and shares essential information if they’re not responsive. Users can choose between time or destination-based check-ins, customizing data sharing preferences. The recipient can track the sender’s progress and receive alerts if there are delays, ensuring safety and assistance if needed. Check-in simplifies staying connected while out and about, providing peace of mind for both parties.

Summary:
– Check-in feature in Messages enables automatic notifications to contacts upon arrival at a destination.
– Users can set up time or destination-based check-ins, customizing preferences for data sharing.
– Recipients receive alerts if the sender is delayed or inactive, accessing essential information like location and battery status.
– Check-in enhances safety and connectivity while providing peace of mind for both parties.
– It simplifies staying connected and ensures assistance if needed while out and about.

How to protect your iPhone with AppleCare+ – Apple Support

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Every new iPhone includes the Apple limited warranty, but to extend protection and cover accidental damage, AppleCare+ is available. This plan offers extended coverage against hardware defects and accidental damage beyond the standard warranty. It covers liquid damage and screen breakage, with repairs conducted by Apple experts using genuine parts. Express replacement service ensures a replacement iPhone is sent before returning the damaged one. Optional theft and loss coverage provides additional security. AppleCare+ also offers priority software support, accessible 24/7 via phone or chat. It can be purchased with a new iPhone or within 60 days afterward, with options available for other Apple devices as well, ensuring comprehensive support from Apple experts.

Summary:
– Every new iPhone comes with a limited warranty, but users can extend protection with AppleCare+.
– AppleCare+ covers hardware defects and accidental damage not included in the standard warranty.
– It includes repairs for liquid damage and screen breakage using genuine Apple parts.
– Express replacement service provides a replacement iPhone before returning the damaged one.
– Optional coverage for theft and loss, priority software support, and 24/7 assistance by phone or chat are also included.

How to share your name and photo in Messages on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch – Apple Support

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You can personalize your identity in Messages by sharing your name and photo with contacts. Simply tap “Edit name and photo,” select or take a photo, adjust it to fit the circle, choose a background color, and confirm. You can opt to share updates automatically or be prompted before each update. This customization adds a personal touch to your messages, enhancing communication with friends and family.

Summary:
– Personalize your identity in Messages by sharing your name and photo with contacts.
– Tap “Edit name and photo,” choose a photo or create a Memoji, adjust and select a background color.
– Decide whether to automatically share updates or be prompted before each update.
– This customization enhances communication by adding a personal touch to messages.
– Keep your contacts informed and your messages personalized with these simple steps.

How to get your iPhone ready for a repair – Apple Support

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Before getting your device repaired, ensure you have your Apple ID and password ready, disable Find My iPhone in settings, back up your device using iCloud, and update to the latest iOS version. Turn off Find My iPhone by entering your Apple ID password in settings. Backup your device by accessing iCloud settings and selecting “Backup Now.” Update iOS by navigating to Settings > General > Software Update. Following these steps prepares your device for repair at an Apple Store or Authorized Service Provider.

Summary:
Prepare Apple ID and password.
– Disable Find My iPhone in settings.
– Back up device using iCloud.
– Update iOS to the latest version.
– Device will be ready for repair at Apple Store or Authorized Service Provider.

How to use Back Tap on iPhone | Apple Support

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You can enable Back Tap on your iPhone by navigating to Settings, then Accessibility, and selecting Touch. Within the Touch settings, choose Back Tap, where you can assign actions to double or triple taps on the back of your device. Actions include going back, opening the App Switcher, and more. Once configured, you can double or triple tap firmly on the back of your iPhone to execute the chosen action efficiently. Finally, tap “Done” to save your settings.

Summary:
– Enable Back Tap on iPhone for actions.
– Access settings through Accessibility and Touch.
– Choose actions for double or triple taps on the back.
– Actions include going back or opening the App Switcher.
– Confirm settings and execute actions with double or triple taps.

How to use Journal on your iPhone | Apple Support

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To use Journal on your iPhone, ensure it’s updated to iOS 17.2+. Open the Journal app, tap “Continue” to set up. Compose entries with suggestions like recent photos or music. Start a new entry or use a recommendation. Customize with text, photos, audio, location. Lock your journal for privacy using Face ID/Touch ID. Review and edit entries, access suggestions, and prompts. Explore personalized suggestions for ongoing journaling. Subscribe to Apple Support for more insights.

Summary:
Ensure iPhone is updated to iOS 17.2+.
– Open Journal app, tap “Continue” to set up.
– Compose entries with personalized suggestions.
– Customize entries with text, photos, audio, location.
– Lock journal for privacy using Face ID/Touch ID.

How to download maps to use offline on iPhone and iPad | Apple Support

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In iOS 17, offline maps in the Maps app allow users to access directions and information without internet. Users download maps via Wi-Fi or Cellular, selecting areas and adjusting coverage. Notifications signal when maps are ready, which users can rename or delete. Suggestions based on contact info are provided, with customizable settings for offline use. Maps function seamlessly offline, offering details like directions and business information. Offline maps ensure navigation even without an internet connection, aiding users in reaching destinations. Availability varies by region.

Summary:
-iOS 17 introduces offline maps in the Maps app.
-Maps are downloaded via Wi-Fi or Cellular and offer directions without internet.
-Users select areas and adjust coverage, receiving notifications when maps are ready.
-Offline maps can be renamed, deleted, and function seamlessly offline with detailed information.
-Availability varies by region, enhancing navigation for users without internet access.

How to customize accessibility settings app by app on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch | Apple Support

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You can personalize accessibility settings for individual apps to suit your needs effectively. In Accessibility settings, select “Per App Settings,” then add the desired app. Customize settings such as text size, motion reduction, contrast, and others for optimal usability. Changes made will apply the next time you open the app, allowing for tailored accessibility adjustments app by app.

Summary:
– Accessibility settings can be customized on a per-app basis.
– Access “Per App Settings” in Accessibility settings.
– Add desired apps and customize settings such as text size and motion reduction.
– Changes apply to the specific app and enhance usability.
– Offers tailored accessibility adjustments for individual apps.

How to customize Control Center on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch — Apple Support

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Customize Control Center for easy access to frequently used features. In Settings, navigate to Control Center to add or remove controls. Use the “Add” or “Remove” buttons accordingly. Rearrange controls by touching and holding the gray lines, then moving them up or down. To access Control Center, swipe down from the top right corner of the screen or swipe up from the bottom edge on iPhones with a home button. Tap on desired controls to use them efficiently.

Summary:
– Customize Control Center in Settings to access frequently used features quickly.
– Add or remove controls using the respective buttons.
– Rearrange controls by touching and holding the gray lines.
– Access Control Center by swiping down from the top right corner or up from the bottom edge (on iPhones with a home button).
– Tap desired controls in Control Center to utilize them effectively.