We’ll tell you how the next feature of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, which were presented at WWDC 24, works.
Topic:
◈ How to install iOS 18 on your iPhone right now
◈ First impressions of iOS 18. What works
◈ 42 new iOS 18 features
How to close any application on iPhone or iPad
This is a system option that can only be used with games or developer software components. Unlike locking apps, closing standard utilities on iPhone is not possible. There is no need to create an application to work with the feature.
1. Be a champion in Spanish, be it a program or a game. This can be done on the desktop, in the search Spotlight or in Library applications.
2. Select menu item Require Face ID or Require Touch ID (Depending on device).
3. Select Hide and request Face ID or Hide and require Touch ID (Depending on device).
4. Confirm the action and log in using Face ID or Touch ID.
When you hide an application, the system will warn you that you will not receive notifications or calls from this program.
How to Find and Launch a Hidden App on iPhone or iPad
After the application is hidden, you need to find and launch it like this:
1. Open virtual applications (rightmost desktop screen).
2. Scroll down the list of folders.
3. Click on directions Is hidden.
After authorization by Face ID or Touch ID reveal hidden apps in jeans.
How to get a hidden app back on iPhone or iPad
Open the Hidden app and hold your finger on the icon.
In the menu, select Don’t require Face ID or On the Home screen. In any case, the application will disappear from the folder and appear on the desktop.
And if you want to close applications right now iOS 17here are our rules.
How other iOS 18 features work:
◉ How to change “Hey Siri” to any other phrase in iOS 18
◉ How the new desktop design with dark icons works
◉ How Game Mode works in iOS 18 and why it is needed
◉ How to block any application on iPhone in iOS 18. Login will be possible using Face ID or Touch ID
Source: Iphones RU
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