- Open you Photos app
- Tap the photo you want to edit, then tap “Edit” on the top right corner
- At the bottom, you will see editing icons including exposure, brightness, warmth and more. Using your finger, scroll to the left and to go through the tools. Then tap the tool you want to use.
- Tap “Done” when you are finished editing
- Open your Photos app
- Select the photo you’d like to make your wallpaper, then tap the "Share" icon at the bottom left
- Scroll and choose the “Use as Wallpaper” option
- Pinch to adjust and tap “Set”
- Open your list of contacts, scroll to the name of the person you’d like to block
- Tap the name then tap “Block this Caller”
- You will be asked again if you’d like to block this caller. Tap it again
- Open your Camera app
- Switch from “Photo” to “Portrait”
- Tap the aperture feature, which is a small “f” in the top right corner
- Slide left or right to increase or decrease the depth. Sliding to the left will give your photo more depth and sliding to the right gives it less depth
- Once you are happy with how much depth you have, tap the shutter button to capture. If you don't get the perfect shot, you can always tap the "Edit" button on your Portrait Mode photo to adjust the depth.
- Open your Camera app
- Hold down the white shutter button with your finger. This will take multiple photos at once, aka a “burst” of photos
- When your finished, you’ll want to choose the best one. Tap “Select”
- Scroll through the burst of photos and tap on your favourite one. Tap “Done” and then “”Keep Only 1 Favourite” or “Keep Everything”
- Open your Camera Roll and find a slo-mo video you’d like to edit
- Tap “Edit”
- Slide, with your finger, the white line underneath the video. The white line determines how much of your video is in slow motion and how much is not. Choose how much of your video you want slowed down or speed up
Tap "Done"
- Open your Camera app
- Slide from “Photo” to “Slo-Mo” and tap the red shutter button when you’re ready to start recording
- Tap the shutter button again when you’re finished recording
Go to your Settings and tap "General".
Choose "Reset".
Select ‘Erase all Content and Settings’.
- Go into Settings
- Scroll down, and tap “Passwords & Accounts”
- Under “Accounts”, tap “Add Account”
- Select the kind of email account it is. For example, Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo etc.
- Fill in the email address and password. It must be the same details as your email that you access from your laptop or desktop
- Tap “Add”
Go to your Settings.
Tap your Apple ID name at the top.
At the bottom, tap your phone model.
Tap iCloud Backup and Toggle ON.
Go into your Settings.
Tap your Apple ID name at the top.
Tap your phone model at the bottom.
Tap "Find My iPhone" and toggle off.
Go to your Settings, then select "Control Centre".
Tap into "Customise Controls" then add "Screen Recording" to the list.
Exit your settings and then head to your homescreen. Swipe up the Control Centre and select the little white circle in the square icon. This is the Screen Recording icon.
The recorder will count down from 3 and then whatever actions you take on your iPhone will be recorded.
Once you’re done, tap the red recording timer at the top of your screen to stop the recording. You can find your recording in your camera roll and edit it just like a standard video such as trimming the start and end of it. Or, you can edit it in iMovie which comes free with your iPhone.
- Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad
- Tap “Screen Time”, then tap “Downtime”
- Toggle ON Downtime to enable it
- Select a start and end time using the drop-down hour and minute wheels.
- Go to your Settings app
- Select” Screen Time”
- Tap “Turn on ScreenTime”
- You will be displayed the four features of Screen Time with short explanations. Tap “Continue”
- You will be asked if this iPhone is for you or your child. This will determine your limitations. Tap the correct option
- Screen Time is now active. You will receive a daily report with stats on how much time you spend on your apps
Go to your Settings.
Select Apple ID.
Scroll to the bottom, then select "Sign Out". To clear up definitions, your iCloud login is the same thing as you Apple ID.
- Visit your Settings app
- Tap “Display & Brightness”
- Using the slider, move right to make your display brighter and left to make it more dull
- Go to your Settings
- Tap “Display and Brightness”
- Tap "Dark Mode”
- Toggle ON “Automatic” so that Dark Mode comes up automatically when the sun sets
- Launch Settings
- Scroll down and tap “Siri & Search”
- Toggle ON “Listen for ‘Hey Siri’” on. The switch will turn green if you've turned "Hey Siri" on
- Tap Continue, then follow the on-screen instructions
- Tap “Done”