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iPhone 11 User Guide
The Complete Instructional Manual to Unlock Your iPhone 11, 11 Pro

and Pro Max with Tips and Tricks For Beginners and Seniors
BY
Denis W Stark
Copyright © 2021 Denis W Stark
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER ONE
Turn on and configure iPhone
Restart iPhone
Update iPhone iOS
Update iPhone automatically
Update iPhone manually
Restore all content on iPhone from backup
Restore iPhone from computer backup
Switch from Android device to iPhone
Manually move content from your Android device to your iPhone, iPad,
or iPod touch
CHAPTER TWO
Set up a mobile service
Set up your mobile rate with eSIM
Use the SIM card PIN for your iPhone or iPad
How to unlock iPhone for use with other media
Connect your iPhone to the Internet
CHAPTER THREE
Change iPhone sound and vibration
Disable or enable Haptics system
Wake up and unlock iPhone
Unlock iPhone with face ID
Unlock iPhone with Touch ID
Unlock iPhone with a password
CHAPTER FOUR
Take a photo with your iPhone camera
Adjust the focus and exposure of the camera
Take low light images with night mode
Real-time photography
Take a selfie
Take a panoramic photo
Take a photo with a filter
Continuous shooting photography
Record videos with your iPhone camera
QuickTake video recording
Record slow-motion videos
Record time-lapse videos
Adjust HDR camera settings on iPhone
Turn off automatic HDR
Scan the QR code with the iPhone camera
Turn dark mode on or off
Adjust the screen brightness manually
Schedule a night shift for automatic on and off
Find podcasts on iPhone
Listen to subscribe movies
CHAPTER FIVE
Set up FaceTime on iPhone
Make and receive FaceTime calls on iPhone
Start a FaceTime call from Messages
Delete a call from your call log
Make a FaceTime group call on iPhone
Start a FaceTime group call with a group message chat
Add someone else to the call
Join a FaceTime group call
Leave a FaceTime group call
Block unwanted subscribers in FaceTime on iPhone
Make an emergency call on iPhone
Make calls using Wi-Fi on your iPhone
CHAPTER SIX
Set the language and region on iPhone
Snap a screenshot or screen save to iPhone
Type and edit text
Highlight and edit text
Move text
Set Typing settings
Correct spelling
Type with one hand
Switch your keyboard to a Trackpad
Use AirDrop on iPhone to send items to devices near you
Send item using AirDrop
Allow others to send items with AirDrop to your iPhone
Set the screen time for yourself on iPhone
Set App restrictions
Set contact limits
Select the apps with no restrictions
Set limits on content and privacy
CHAPTER SEVEN
Use Siri in your car
Set up Siri
Call Sri with one button
Enter text instead of talking to Siri
Add Siri shortcuts to iPhone
Create and edit Calendar events on iPhone
Add an event
Add notifications
Add attachments
Find events in other Apps
Edit event
Delete event
Find and purchase books and audiobooks in Apple Books on iPhone
Edit contacts on iPhone
CHAPTER EIGHT
Share your location in Find My on your iPhone
Mark your location
Share your location with a friend
Stop sharing your location
Find device in Find My on iPhone
Play sound on your AirPods
Get directions for a lost device
Find or play sound on a friend's device
Add and remove devices in Find My on iPhone
Erase devices you no longer have
Change map settings
Collect health and fitness data on iPhone
Manually add data to a health category
Collect data from other sources
Find places on Maps on iPhone
Find nearby services
Quickly find or delete recently viewed places
CHAPTER NINE
Send and receive money with Apple Pay
Send payments in Messages
Request for payment
Set up Apple Pay in Wallet on iPhone
Set default tags and rearrange your tags
Apple Cash Set up
Configure Apple Cash
Manage your Apple Cash
Set up and use an Apple card
View transactions and statements
Set up family sharing on iPhone
Create an Apple ID for your child
Enable purchase requisition on iPhone
Use iMessage in Messaging on iPhone
CHAPTER TEN
Download music to iPhone
Make and answer calls with AirPods on iPhone
Answer calls with AirPods
Listen with AirPods on iPhone
Stop the sound
Transfer videos and photos wirelessly to Apple TV or Smart TV from
iPhone
Display photos on Apple TV or Smart TV that support AirPlay 2
Display iPhone on Apple TV or Smart TV
Configure AirPods settings with iPhone
How to Play audio from iPhone on HomePod
Play sound on multiple devices that support AirPlay 2
Transfer audio from iPhone to HomePod
Print from iPhone
Connect iPhone to CarPlay
CHAPTER ELEVEN
Restore iPhone to factory settings
Set apps location access
Hide maps in location service alerts
Set a password on iPhone
Delete data after 10 failed passwords
Disable password
Create website and app passwords on iPhone
Automatically fill in saved passwords
View saved passwords
Weak password change
Browse web pages with Safari on iPhone
Resize text, display and customize website
Manage your Safari privacy and security settings
Clear data and browsing history
CHAPTER ONE
Turn on and configure iPhone

Turn on and set up your new iPhone online. Your iPhone can also set up by
linking it to your computer. If you have an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or
other Android devices, you can transfer the data to a new iPhone.
For the smoothest possible setting, prepare the following items:

Connect to the Internet through a Wi-Fi network (you may need
a network name and password) or a mobile data service through
your service provider.
Your Apple ID and password; If you do not have an Apple ID,
you can create one during setup
Information about your credit or debit card account if you want
to add your card to Apple Pay during setup
Your previous iPhone or backup device if you are transferring
data to a new device
Your Android device if you are transmitting Android content
Turn on and set up your iPhone
Press and hold the side button or the Sleep / Wake button
(depending on your model) until the Apple logo appears.
If iPhone does not turn on, you may need to charge the battery.
Do one of the following:
Tap Settings manually, and then follow the on-screen setup instructions.
If you have another iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 11, iPadOS 13
or later, you can use the quick start to automatically set up a new device.
Pair the two devices, then follow the on-screen instructions to securely copy
your many settings, settings, and iCloud keychain. You can then restore the
rest of the data and content on the new device using an iCloud backup.
Or, if both devices have iOS 12.4, iPadOS 13 or later installed, you can
transfer all data wirelessly from the old device to the new one. Keep the
devices close to each other and connect the power supply until the transfer
is complete.
Restart iPhone
If your iPhone isn't working properly, try restarting it.
Turn the iPhone off and on
To turn off iPhone, do one of the following:
On an iPhone with a face ID: Press and hold the side button and the
volume button at the same time until the sliders appear, and then drag the
top slider.
On iPhone with the Home button: Press and hold the side button or the
Sleep / Wake button (depending on your model), and then drag the slider.
All models : Go to Settings> General> Disable, and then drag the slider.
The image shows three iPhone models, all with inverted screens. The left
illustration shows the volume up and volume down buttons on the left edge
of the device. The side button is shown on the right. The illustration in the
middle shows the button on the right side of the device. The illustration on
the right shows the Sleep / Wake button on the top of the device.
To turn on iPhone again, press and hold the side button or the Sleep / Wake
button (depending on your model) until the Apple logo appears. If you can't
turn iPhone off and on, try forcing it to reboot.
Update iPhone iOS

After upgrading to the latest version of iOS, your data and settings remain
the same.
Note. Set up iPhone backup automatically or back up your device manually

before upgrading.
Update iPhone automatically

If you didn't turn on auto-update when you first set up iPhone, follow these
steps:
Go to Settings> General> Software Update.

Click Configure Automatic Updates (or Automatic Updates). In
iOS 13.6 and later, you can automatically download and/or
install updates.
When the update becomes available, iPhone will download and
install the update overnight when it charges and connects to Wi-
Fi. You will receive a notification before installing the update.
Update iPhone manually

You can check for and install software updates at any time. Go to Settings>
General> Software Update. The display shows the currently installed
version of iOS and whether an update is available. To turn off automatic
updates, go to Settings> General> Software Update> Automatic Updates
Settings (or Automatic Updates).
Update using your computer
Connect your iPhone to your computer via USB.
In the Finder sidebar on your Mac: Choose your iPhone, then tap on
General at the upper part of the window.
Note . To use Finder to upgrade your iPhone, you need macOS Catalina.
For previous versions of macOS, use iTunes to constantly update your
iPhone.
In iTunes on a Windows PC: Click the iPhone button in the upper-left

corner of the iTunes window, and then click Summary.
Click Check for Updates.
To install the available updates, click the Update button.

Restore all content on iPhone from backup
You can restore content, settings, and applications from a backup to a new
or recently removed iPhone.
Important : You must first back up your iPhone.

Restore iPhone from iCloud backup
Turn on a new or recently uninstalled iPhone.

Follow the online instructions to select your language and
region.
Click Configure Manually.
Tap Restore from iCloud backup, and then follow the on-screen
instructions.
You must provide your Apple ID.
Restore iPhone from computer backup

Use USB to connect your new or removed iPhone to the computer where
your backup is located.
In the Finder sidebar on your Mac: Select your iPhone, and then click Trust.
Note . To use Finder to restore iPhone from backup, you need macOS
Catalina. For previous versions of macOS, use iTunes to restore from a
backup.
In iTunes on a Windows PC: If more than one device is connected to the

PC, click the device icon at the top left of the iTunes window, and then
select a new or recently removed iPhone from the list.
On the welcome screen, tap Restore from this backup, select your backup
from the list, and then click Continue. If your backup is encrypted, you
must enter a password before restoring your files and settings.
Switch from Android device to iPhone
When you first set up a new iPhone, you can automatically and securely
move data from your Android device.
Follow these steps on your iPhone:
Follow the setup assistant.
On the Apps & Data screen, tap Move Data from Android.
On your Android device, follow these steps:
Turn on wifi.
Open the Move to iOS app.
Follow the instructions on the screen.
Manually move content from your Android device to your iPhone,

iPad, or iPod touch
Here are some tips for transferring contacts, photos, music, documents, etc.
From your Android gadget to your new iPhone iPod touch, or iPad.
The Move to iOS app can also be used to automatically send Android
content to your new iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. If you can't use the
program, you can move the content manually.
Mail, contacts, and calendar

The software on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad works with email service
providers like Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Exchange, etc., so you can save
the email, contacts, and calendar you have now. To get started, add each
email account to your device. Then go to Settings> Passwords and
Accounts. Contact Apple Support for help moving e-mail, contacts, and
calendar.
Photos and videos

To transfer photos and videos from your Android device to your iPhone,
iPad, or iPod touch, use a computer:
Connect Android to your computer and find your photos and
videos. On most devices, these files can be found in DCIM>
Camera. On your Mac, install Android File Transfer, open it,
and then go to DCIM> Camera.
Select the photos and videos you want to move and drag them
to a folder on your computer.
Disconnect Android and connect iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to
your computer.
On a Mac with macOS Catalina, open the Finder. On a Mac
with macOS Mojave or earlier, or on a PC, open iTunes. Sync
your photos with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch on your
computer. You can find photos and videos on your device in
Photos> Album.
You can also use iCloud Photos to store your photos and videos
in iCloud so you can access your library from any device at any
time.
Music
By switching to iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, you can take your music with
you. Just use a computer to transfer music. If you're using a music
streaming app, go to the App Store, download the app, and sign in with
your username and password. If you're using Apple Music, just sign in to
your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
To transfer music from your Android device to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod
touch, use a computer:
Link your Android gadget to your computer and discover your

music. On most devices, these files can be found in the Music
section. Install Android File Transfer on your Mac, open it, and
then go to Music.
Select the songs you want to move and drag them to a folder on
your computer.
Disconnect your Android gadget and link your iPhone, iPad, or
iPod touch to your PC.
On a Mac running macOS Mojave 10.14 or later, or on a PC,
open iTunes and click Songs.
Open the folder where you place your songs and drag them to
the Songs section of Music or the iTunes library.
Select your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and tap Music. You can
sync your entire library or select only newly added songs or
artists
Click Sync. You can find your music on your iPhone, iPad, or
iPod touch in Music.
Books and PDFs

To transfer eBooks from your Android gadget, you can import them to your
iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad or access them with apps like Kindle, Nook,
Google Play Books, and more. To access books from the app, go to the App
Store, download the app, and sign in with your username and password.
To transfer ePub and PDF books from Android to iPhone, iPad or iPod
touch, use a computer:
Link your Android gadget to your computer and discover your
books and PDFs. On most devices, these files can be found in
Documents. On your Mac, install Android File Transfer, open
it, and then go to Docs.
Select the books and PDFs you want to move and drag them to
a folder on your computer.
Disconnect your Android device and connect your iPhone to
your computer.
On your Mac, drag books and PDFs into Books. Drag books
and PDFs to iTunes on your PC.
On a Mac with macOS Catalina, open the Finder. On a Mac
running macOS Mojave 10.14 or later, or on a PC, open iTunes
and sync ePub and PDF books. You can find ePub and PDF
books on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch from the Books>
Library menu.
Documents
If you store the document in the cloud or in another service like Dropbox,
Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive, you can download the application
from the App Store and then log in. You can also bring all the files together
with the Files application. Whether your files are on your iPhone, iPad or
iPod touch, in iCloud Drive or another service like Dropbox or Box, you
can easily browse, search and organize all your files in one place.
Programs for pages, numbers, and major programs work with several types
of files, including Microsoft Office documents. If you do not use the cloud
to transfer documents, download the programs:
Move to the App Store on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and
have pages installed, Numbers and Keynote.
Link your Android to your computer and discover your
documents. On most devices, these files can be found in
Documents. On your Mac, install Android File Transfer, open
it, and then go to Docs.
Select the documents you want to move and drag them to a
folder on your computer.
On a Mac with MacOS Catalina, open the Finder. On a Mac
running macOS Mojave 10.14 or later, or on a PC, open iTunes
and sync documents from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
CHAPTER TWO
Set up a mobile service

Your mobile phone requires an operator SIM card to connect to your
iPhone; Contact your carrier to set up a mobile plan.
Your iPhone can connect to the service provider's network using nano-SIM.
On an iPhone that supports dual SIM, you can use nano-SIM and eSIM (not
available in all countries or regions). Here are some of the many ways to
use a dual SIM card:
Use one for work and the other for personal calls.
Add a local rate plan when traveling to another region.
A separate voice and data plan are available.
Note . To use two different media, you need to unlock your iPhone.
Nano-SIM settings
Insert a paper clip or SIM card remover into the small slot on
the SIM card tray, and then tap iPhone to remove the tray. A
SIM card clip or tool is inserted into the slot on the right side of
the iPhone to press and remove the tray.
Note : The shape and orientation of the SIM card tray depend on your
iPhone model and region.
Remove the tray from the iPhone.
Put the nano-SIM in the tray. The angle of inclination
determines the correct direction.
Nano-SIM is inserted into the tray on the iPhone; Tilt angle at
the top right.
Insert the tray back into the iPhone.
If you have previously set a PIN on the nano-SIM, enter the
PIN carefully when prompted.
WARNING : Never try to guess your SIM card PIN. Incorrect predictions
may lock your SIM card permanently, and you may not be able to make
calls or use cellular data through your service provider until you receive a
new SIM card.
Important : Nano-SIM may be required to use mobile services when

connecting to GSM and some CDMA networks. iPhone enabled on CDMA
wireless networks can also use nano-SIM to connect to GSM networks,
mainly for international roaming. Your iPhone complies with a wireless
policy, which may include restrictions on switching and roaming, even after
the expiration of any service contract. The minimum required. Contact your
wireless service provider for details. The availability of cellular capabilities
depends on your wireless network, iPhone model, and location.
Set up your mobile rate with eSIM

On models that support eSIM, the operator's eSIM is stored digitally on the
iPhone.
Go to Settings> Cellular, and then tap Add Cell Rate.

Position the iPhone so that the QR code provided by your
carrier appears in the window, or enter the details manually.
You may be asked to enter a verification code provided by your
service provider.
Tap Add cellular tariff.
If the new plans are your second line, follow the on-screen
instructions to determine how you want the plans to work
together.
Besides, you can activate your mobile tariff through the
operator application (if supported). Go to the App Store,
download the program of your operator, and then use this
program to activate the tariff plan.
You can store multiple eSIM cards on your iPhone, but you can
only use one eSIM card at a time. To switch eSIM, go to
Settings> Cellular, tap the plan you want to use, and then tap
Enable this line.
Manage your mobile plans
When setting up on dual SIM models, you can choose how your iPhone will
use each line. To change the settings later, follow these steps:
Go to Settings> Mobile Phone.

Do the following:
Tap Cell Data, then select the default bar. To allow iPhone to
use any line, depending on coverage and availability, turn on
Allow cell data transfer.
If data roaming is turned on and you are outside the area of ??
your service provider's network, you may be charged for
roaming.
Tap the default voice line, then select a line.
In Cellular, tap a line, and then change settings, such as Cellular
label, Wi-Fi call (if available from your service provider), Calls
to other devices, or SIM card PIN. Tags are displayed in
Phones, Messages and Contacts.
When using two SIM cards, note the following:
For one line, you need to turn on calls over Wi-Fi to allow that line to
receive calls while the other line is used for the call. If you receive a call on
one line when the other is used for calls, and there is no Wi-Fi connection,
iPhone uses the cellular data of the line used for the call to receive a call
from the other line. A fee may be charged. The line used for calls should be
allowed to use the data in your cellular settings (as the default route or as
the default route when Allow cellular data is enabled) to receive calls on
another wire.
If you do not have a Wi-Fi call on the line, all incoming calls on that line
(including emergency calls) will be sent directly to voicemail (if available
from your service provider) when using another line; You will not receive a
notification about missed calls. If you have set up conditional call
forwarding (if available from your service provider) from one line to
another when the line is busy or not working, calls will not be sent to your
voice mail .; Contact your service provider for configuration information.
If you make a call from another device, such as a Mac, by forwarding it to

an iPhone with a dual SIM card, the call will be made using the default
voice line.
If you start an SMS / MMS conversation from one line, you cannot transfer
the conversation to another line; You need to delete chats and start a new
one using the other side. In addition, you may incur an additional charge if
you send an SMS / MMS attachment over a line that is not selected for
mobile data.
Instant Access Point and Personal Access Point use the media selected for
mobile data.
Use the SIM card PIN for your iPhone or iPad

Lock the SIM card with a PIN (personal identification number) to request
the identification of phone calls and to use mobile data.
To protect your SIM card from others who use it for phone calls or mobile
data, you can use the SIM card PIN. Then, every time you restart your
device or remove the SIM card, your SIM card is automatically locked and
you will see "SIM locked" in the status bar.
Turn the SIM card PIN on or off
If you have an iPhone, go to Settings> Cellular> SIM PIN. If

you have an iPad, go to Settings> Cell Data> SIM PIN.
If prompted, enter the SIM card PIN. If you have never used it,
enter the default SIM card PIN from your service provider. If
you do not know the default SIM card PIN, do not try to guess
it. Check the customer service page of your operator or the
documents attached to your tariff plan. Or you can contact your
service provider.
Click Finish.
If you forget or do not know your SIM card PIN
Never try to guess your SIM PIN or PUK code. * An incorrect guess can
lock your SIM card forever, and then you will need a new one. If your
device asks for a PIN or a code without your knowledge, here's what to do:
Contact your service provider who has provided you with a SIM card. If
you are not sure which operator to call, remove the SIM card and check the
operator's name or logo. Ask your service provider to help you unlock your
SIM card with the default PIN or PUK code. If you cannot unlock the SIM
card using the SIM PIN or PUK code, or if the message says "PUK is out of
place", ask for a new SIM card.
How to unlock iPhone for use with other media

Unlocking your iPhone means you can use it with a variety of media. Your
iPhone may be blocked by an operator. Unlocking your iPhone means you
can use it with a variety of media. Follow these steps to contact your carrier
and unlock your iPhone.
Only your operator can unlock your iPhone. Contact your
operator and ask to unlock. Your account may need to be
unlocked. It may take a few days after you submit your request.
To check the status of your unlock request, contact your carrier.
After the operator confirms that they have unlocked your
iPhone, follow these steps:
If you have a SIM card from a service provider other than your
current one
To unlock iPhone, follow these steps:
Remove the SIM card.

Insert a new SIM card. Your device is activated.
If you do not have another SIM card to use
To unlock iPhone, follow these steps:
Back up your iPhone.

After backing up, delete iPhone.
Restore iPhone from the backup you just created.
Connect your iPhone to the Internet

Connect iPhone to the Internet using Wi-Fi or available cellular networks.
Connect iPhone to Wi-Fi
Go to Settings> Wi-Fi, then turn on Wi-Fi.

Touch one of the following options:
One network: enter a password if required.
Other: Join a hidden network. Enter the name of the hidden network,
security type and password.
If the Wi-Fi icon appears at the top of the screen, iPhone is connected to a
Wi-Fi network. (To check this, open Safari to browse the web.) The iPhone
will reconnect when you return to your original location.
Join a personal access point

If your iPad (Wi-Fi + cellular) or other iPhone uses a personal access point,
you can use its mobile Internet connection. Go to Settings> Wi-Fi as well
CHAPTER THREE
Change iPhone sound and vibration

In the settings, change the sound that the iPhone plays when you receive a
call, text message, voicemail, email, reminder, or other type of notification.
On supported models, you experience a touch called tactile feedback after
performing a series of actions, such as when you touch and hold the Camera
icon on the Home screen.
Set the sound and vibration settings
Go to Settings> Sound & Reception (on supported models) or

Sound (on other iPhone models).
To set the volume for all sounds, drag the sliders under
Ringtones and Notifications.
To set the tone and vibration for a sound, tap a sound type, such
as a ringtone or text.
Do any of the following:
Select a tone (scroll to view all).

Play ringtones for incoming calls, alarm clocks and clocks; Text
tones are used for new text messages, voicemail, and other
alerts.
Tap Vibrate, then select a vibrating pattern or tap Create a new
vibrating pattern to create your vibrating pattern.
Disable or enable Haptics system

On supported models, go to Settings> Sound & Technology.
Disable or enable the Haptics system.
Wake up and unlock iPhone

iPhone turns off the screen to save power, lock for security, and go to sleep
when you're not using it. You can quickly wake up and unlock your iPhone
when you want to use it again.
Wake up iPhone
To wake up iPhone, do one of the following:
Press the side button or the Sleep / Wake button (depending on

your model).
Raise iPhone. You can turn off Raise to wake up in Settings>

Display and Brightness.
The illustration shows an improved method of waking up the iPhone.
Tap the screen (supported models).

Unlock iPhone with face ID
If you didn't set up Face ID when setting up iPhone, see the Face Settings
section on iPhone.
On supported models, tap the screen or lift iPhone to wake up,

and then look at your iPhone.
The lock icon moves from the closed position to the open
position to indicate that the iPhone is unlocked.
Swipe up from the bottom of the screen.
To lock iPhone, press the side button. iPhone locks

automatically if you don't touch the screen for a minute or
longer.
Unlock iPhone with Touch ID

On the iPhone with the Home button, press the Home button with your
finger registered in Touch ID.
To lock iPhone, press the side button or the Sleep / Wake button (depending
on your model). iPhone locks automatically if you don't touch the screen for
a minute or longer.
Unlock iPhone with a password

If you didn't create a password when setting up iPhone, see Password
Setting section on iPhone.
Swipe up from the bottom of the lock screen (on iPhones with
face ID) or press the home screen button (on other iPhone
models).
Enter the passcode (if you've set up iPhone to ask for the
passcode).
To lock iPhone, press the side button or the Sleep / Wake button
(depending on your model). iPhone locks automatically if you
don't touch the screen for a minute or longer.
Adjust screen brightness and color on iPhone
On iPhone, reduce the screen brightness to prolong battery life, use Night
Shift, set the dark mode, and automatically adjust the screen to suit your
lighting conditions.
CHAPTER FOUR
Take a photo with your iPhone camera

Learn how to take great photos with your iPhone camera. Select one of the
camera modes, such as Photo, Video, Panorama, Time Lapse, Slip, and
Portrait (supported models). Enhance your photos with camera features like
night mode, animation, filters and burst shooting.
Ask Siri. Say something like, "Open camera." Learn how to ask in Siri.
The camera is in photo mode, and other modes are left and right under the
frame. The flash, night mode, and real-time photos are displayed at the top
of the screen. The photo and video viewer is located in the lower-left
corner. The shutter button is in the center of the center, and the camera
select button is in the lower right corner.
Take a photo
Photo is the standard mode you see when you open the Camera. Use photo
mode to take photos. Swipe left or right to select another mode, such as
Video, Panorama, Slow Motion, Slo-mo, and Portrait.
Tap the home screen or swipe to the left of the lock screen to
open the camera in photo mode.
Press the shutter button or any volume button to shoot.
Turn the flash on or off
Press the flash button, and then select Auto, On, or Off.
On iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and
iPhone 11 Pro Max press the flash button to turn the flash on or
off. Or, tap the camera control button, and then press the flash
button below the frame to select Auto, On, or Off.
Timer
Compose your shots and stabilize your iPhone, then press the timer button
at the top of the screen.
On iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11

Pro Max, press the camera control button and then the Timer button.
Zoom in or out
On all models, click on Camera and to zoom in or out pinch the screen.
On iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone 7
Plus, switch between 1x or 2x to zoom. To zoom in more than twice, tap
and hold the zoom controller and drag the slider to the left. On iPhone 11,
switch between 1x or 0.5x to zoom out. To zoom in more than twice, tap
and hold the zoom controller and drag the slider to the left.
If you are using iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max, click 2 to zoom in
and to zoom out tap .5. To zoom in more than twice, tap and hold the zoom
controller and drag the slider to the left.
Adjust the focus and exposure of the camera

If you want to snap a photo, the iPhone camera will automatically maintain
the focus and exposure, and face recognition balances the exposure on other
faces. If you wish to manually make changes to the focus and exposure, do
the following:
Tap the screen to display the AF area and exposure settings.

Touch where you want to move the focus area.
Drag the Adjust Exposure button up or down next to the focus
area to adjust the exposure.
To lock the manual focus and exposure settings for future
images, touch and hold the focus area until the AE / AF lock
appears; Tap the screen to unlock the settings.
Take low light images with night mode

On supported models, use night mode to capture more detail and brighten
your photos in low-light conditions. The duration of exposure at night is
determined automatically, but you can experiment with manual control.
The camera is in photo mode. The flash and night mode buttons are
displayed in the upper left corner of the screen. The flash button is off and
the night mode button is active. The Live Photo button is located in the
upper right corner. The photo and video viewer is located in the lower-left
corner. The shutter button is in the center of the center, and the camera
select button is in the lower right corner.
Night mode is automatically switched on in low-light conditions. When the
Night mode button at the top of the screen turns yellow, Night mode is on.
A number appears next to the Night mode button to indicate how many
seconds it will take the camera to shoot.
Press the shutter button, then hold the camera still to shoot. To experiment
with night mode, press the night mode button, then use the slider under the
frame to select automatic and maximum timers. Using Auto, the exposure
time is known automatically; Max works with the longest exposure time.
Real-time photography
The Real-Time Photo feature captures what happens right before and after
taking a photo, including sound.
Select Photo mode.

Click the Live Photo button to turn Live Photos on or off.
Press the shutter button to shoot.
You can edit Images directly in Photos. In your Live Photo
album, "Live" is marked in the corner.
Take a selfie
Use the front camera to take a selfie in Photo or Portrait mode (supported
models).
Click the camera select button to go to the front camera. On

iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and
iPhone 11 Pro Max, tap the Back button in the camera selection.
Hold your iPhone in front of you.
Advice . On the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max, you can
press the arrows inside the frame to enlarge the field of view.
Press the shutter button or any volume button to shoot.

Take a panoramic photo
Use the panorama mode to capture landscapes or other images that do not
fit the camera screen.
Select the panorama mode, and then press the shutter button.
Slowly rotate in the direction of the arrow, keeping the arrow on
the center line.
To finish, press the shutter button again.
Click the arrows to rotate them in the opposite direction. To
rotate vertically, rotate iPhone to landscape orientation. You can
also change the direction of the vertical pan.
Take a photo with a filter

Select a photo or portrait mode, and then click Filter. On iPhone
SE (2nd generation), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11
Pro Max, click Camera Control and then click Filter.
Under the preview screen, swipe left or right to preview them;
Tap a friend to select it.
You can remove or change the photo filter in Photos.
Continuous shooting photography

Continuous shooting mode takes several high-speed photos, so you have
many photos to choose from. You can take continuous photos with the rear
and front cameras.
On iPhone SE (second generation), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro,

and iPhone 11 Pro Max swipe the shutter button on the left to
take a picture. On all other models, press and hold the shutter
button.
The counter shows how many pictures you have taken.
Raise your finger to stop.
To select the photos you want to save, tap the Batch thumbnail,
and then tap Select.
Gray dots below the thumbnails indicate the suggested images
to save.
Tap the circle in the lower right corner of each photo you want
to save as each photo, and then tap Done.
To delete an entire series, tap the thumbnail, and then click
Delete.
Record videos with your iPhone camera

Use the camera to record video on your iPhone and change the modes for
slow-motion recording and video recording.
Make a movie
Select a video mode.

Press the Record button or any of the volume buttons to start
recording. During recording, you can do the following:
Press the white shutter button to take photos.
Tap the screen to zoom in and out. To zoom in more accurately
on models with dual and triple-camera systems, press and hold
1x, then drag the slider to the left. Press 1x to zoom out on
iPhone 11; Tap .5 to zoom out on the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone
11 Pro Max.
Press the Record button or any of the volume buttons to stop
recording.
By default, video is recorded at 30 frames per second (frames.
Depending on your model, you can select other resolution and
frame rate settings from the Settings> Camera> Video recording
menu. The faster the frame rate and the higher the resolution,
the higher the recording video file.
On models with stereo recording, iPhone records your video in
stereo by default. To turn off stereo recording, go to Settings>
Camera and then turn off the stereo recording.
QuickTake video recording

On supported models, you can record QuickTake video in Photo mode.
When recording a QuickTake video, you can move the Record button to the
locked position to easily take photos or adjust the photo during recording.
In Photos mode, press and hold the Capture button to start

recording QuickTake videos.
Slide the shutter button to the right and unlock it to record
hands-free recording.
The "Record" and "Capture" buttons are displayed below the
frame.
Press the Capture button to take a photo while recording a
QuickTake video.
Press the Record button to stop recording.
The camera screen is in photo mode. Objects fill the center of
the screen inside the camera frame. At the bottom of the screen,
the "Remove" button moves to the right, showing the
movement while recording the QuickTake video. Video timer at
the top of the screen.
Tap the thumbnail to view QuickTake videos in Photos.
On the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max, a
blue Auto icon appears in the upper right corner when the
camera automatically applies settings to improve video
composition.
Record slow-motion videos

When you record a video in Slo-mo mode, your video will be shot as usual
and you will see a slow-motion effect during playback. You can also edit
your videos so that the slow-motion starts and stops the moment you
choose.
Select Slo-mo mode.

Press the Record button or any of the volume buttons to start
and stop recording.
To take a photo while recording, press the white shutter button.
To adjust part of the video at low speed and the rest at normal
speed, tap the video thumbnail, and then tap Edit. Slide the
vertical bars below the frame viewer to slowly find the part you
want to play turn at a slow pace.
On iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max, tap the
Back button on the camera selector to record to Slo-mo using
the front camera.
Depending on your model, you can change the frame rate and
resolution. The faster the frame rate and the higher the
resolution, the larger the video file will be recorded.
To change the Slo-mo recording settings, go to Settings>
Camera> Slo-mo record.
Record time-lapse videos

Record frames at selected intervals to create a slow-motion video of the
experience over a period of time, such as at sunset or traffic.
Select the time interval mode.

Set your iPhone where you want to capture a moving scene.
Press the Record button to start recording; Tap it again to stop
recording.
On models with dual and triple-camera systems, you can switch
between the 1x zoom buttons and the 2x zoom button to zoom
in, and on the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max,
you can switch the 0.5x zoom button to zoom in.
On models that support automatic frame rate reduction when
you shoot 1080p interval video at 30 frames per second in low
light conditions, iPhone can automatically reduce the frame rate
to 24 frames per second to improve video quality. Go to
Settings> Camera> Video Recording, then turn on automatic
FPS in low light mode.
Adjust HDR camera settings on iPhone
HDR (High Dynamic Range) in the camera helps you get great photos in
high contrast situations. iPhone takes multiple photos sequentially with
different exposures and combines them to add more light and shadow detail
to your photos.
By default, iPhone uses HDR (for rear and front cameras) when it's most
efficient. For best results, keep your iPhone stable and avoid moving
objects.
Turn off automatic HDR

By default, iPhone automatically uses HDR when it's most effective. To
manually control HDR, follow these steps:
On iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro
Max, iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max: Go to Settings> Camera,
turn off Smart HDR. Then press HDR on the camera screen to turn it on or
off.
On iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus: Go to Settings> Camera, then

turn off Auto HDR. To re-enable HDR from the camera screen, tap HDR,
then tap On.
All other models: Tap HDR at the upper part of the camera screen, then
click Off.
Save a non-HDR version of the photo
By default, the HDR version of the photo is stored in Photos. You can also
save a non-HDR version on all models except the iPhone SE (2nd
generation), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
Go to Settings> Camera, then turn on Save Normal Photo.
Scan the QR code with the iPhone camera

With the Camera, you can scan quick response codes (QR) to links to
websites, programs, coupons, tickets, and more. The camera automatically
detects and marks the QR code.
Use the camera to read the QR code
Open the Camera, then find the iPhone so that the code appears
on the screen.
Tap the message that appears on the screen to access the
relevant website or application.
Open the QR code reader from the Control Center

Go to Settings> Control Center> Control Settings, and then
click Paste next to the QR code reader.
Open Control Center, tap the QR code reader, and then find
your iPhone so that the code appears on the screen.
To add more light, tap the flashlight to turn it on.
Turn dark mode on or off
The dark mode gives the whole iPhone dark colors, perfect for the
environment. You can turn on Dark Mode in Control Center or set it to turn
on automatically at night (or on your own schedule) in Settings. When the
dark mode is on, you can use your iPhone, for example, while reading in
bed, without disturbing the person nearby.
Open Control Center, press and hold Brightness, and then click
View to turn Dark Mode on or off.
Go to Settings> Display and brightness, then select Dark to turn
on Dark Mode, or select Light to turn it off.
Schedule dark mode to turn it on and off automatically
Go to Settings> Display and Brightness.

Turn on Automatic, then tap Settings.
Choose from sunset to sunrise or a special schedule.
If you have selected Special Schedule, tap on options to
schedule the time when you want to turn dark mode on and off.
If you select Sunset to Sunrise, iPhone uses data from your
watch and geolocation to determine which night is right for you.
Adjust the screen brightness manually

To make the iPhone screen darker or lighter, do one of the following:
Open Control Center, and then drag the Brightness button.
Go to Settings> Display and Brightness, and then drag the
slider.
Automatic screen brightness adjustment
iPhone changes screen brightness for current lighting conditions using the
built-in outdoor light sensor.
Go to Settings> Ease of Access.

Tap Screen size and text, and then turn on auto-brightness.
Turn True Tone on or off
On supported models, turn on True Tone to automatically adjust the color

and intensity of the screen to match the lighting in your environment.

Open Control Center, press and hold the Brightness button, and
then click the True Tone button to turn True Tone on or off.
Go to Settings> Display and brightness, and turn True Tone on
or off.
Turn Night Shift on or off
You can manually turn on the Night Shift, which is useful when
you are in a dark room during the day.
Open Control Center, press and hold the Brightness button, and
then click Night Shift.
Schedule a night shift for automatic on and off
Use the Night Shift feature to transfer screen colors to the warmer end of
the spectrum at night and make it easier for you to view the screen.
Go to Settings> Display and brightness> Night shift.

To adjust the color balance for Night Shift, drag the color
temperature slider to the warmer or cooler end of the spectrum.
Tap From, then select Sunset to Sunrise or Special Schedule.
If you have selected Special Schedule, tap on options to
schedule the time you want to turn Night Shift on and off.
If you select Sunset to Sunrise, iPhone uses data from your
watch and geolocation to determine which night is right for you.
Note: Sunset to Sunrise will not be available if you have disabled Location
Services in Settings> Privacy or if you have disabled Time Zone Settings in
Settings> Privacy> Location Services> System Service.
Find podcasts on iPhone
Use the Podcasts app to find and play free shows - like radio or TV shows -
in science, news, politics, comedy, and more. If you subscribe to the show,
iPhone automatically downloads new series when they come out.
Ask Siri. Say something like, "Find the Voyage To The Stars podcast."
Learn how to ask in Siri.
Find and subscribe to programs

Explore Programs : Click "Browse" to view your most popular shows or
charts. You can also browse by category or content provider.
Search by name, person, or topic: Tap the search icon, then enter what
you are looking for.
Subscribe to an application: Click the application to view its information
page, and then click Subscribe.
Listen to subscribe movies

Click Listen Now.
The Listen Now tab displays a recently updated series.
To download a series for offline playback, tap Download. If you
don't see the Download icon, the series is already loaded.
To receive notifications when a new series is available, click the
Notification Settings button.
CHAPTER FIVE
Set up FaceTime on iPhone

In FaceTime, you can make video or audio calls with friends and family,
whether they're using an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. With the help of
the front camera you can communicate life; Go to the rear camera to share
what you see around. To capture the moment of your conversation, take
FaceTime Live Photo.
Note : FaceTime or some FaceTime features may not be available in all

countries or regions.
Go to Settings> FaceTime, then turn on FaceTime.
If you want to be able to take Live Photos during a FaceTime
call, turn on FaceTime Live Photos.
Input your phone number, email address, or Apple ID to use
with FaceTime.
Make and receive FaceTime calls on iPhone

With an Internet connection and an Apple ID, you can make and receive
calls in FaceTime (sign in with your Apple ID first, or create an Apple ID if
you haven't already).
You can also make FaceTime calls over a mobile data connection, which
may incur additional charges. To turn off this feature, go to Settings>
Cellular and then turn off FaceTime.
The current call is displayed on the FaceTime screen. Your image is
displayed in a small rectangle in the upper right corner, and another person's
image will fill the rest of the screen. At the bottom of the screen are the
"Effects", "Silent", "Flip" and "End" buttons. Live shooting buttons are
above them.
Call FaceTime
Ask Siri. Say something like, "Call FaceTime." Learn how to ask in Siri.
In FaceTime, click the Add button at the top right.

Enter the name or number you want to call in the input field at
the top, then tap Video to make a video call, or tap Audio to
make a FaceTime voice call (not available in all countries or
regions).
You can also click the Add Contact button to open Contacts and
start your call from there or tap a contact in the FaceTime call
list to make a call quickly.
Advice . To see more during a FaceTime video call, rotate iPhone to use
landscape orientation.
To leave a message
If you don’t get an answer during a FaceTime call, do one of the following:
Tap Leave a message.

Press Cancel to cancel the call.
Press Callback to try calling back.
Start a FaceTime call from Messages

During Messages chat, you can initiate a FaceTime call with someone you
communicate with.
In the Messages chat, tap the profile picture, the My Account

button, or the name at the top of the conversation.
Tap FaceTime.
Call again
In your call log, tap a name or number, or tap the Info button to select a
name or number in Contacts and start your call from there.
Get a FaceTime call
During a FaceTime call, tap any of the following:
Accept : Receive a call.
Decline : reject the call.
Remind me : Set a callback reminder.
Message : Send a text message to the caller.

Track an incoming call. At the bottom of the screen, in the top row, from
left to right, are the Remind and Message buttons. In the bottom row, from
left to right, are the Reject and Accept buttons.
If you receive another call when a FaceTime call comes in, you can tap End
and answer or Hold and answer.
Delete a call from your call log

In FaceTime, swipe left over the call in your call history, and then tap
Delete.
Make a FaceTime group call on iPhone

In FaceTime, you can invite up to 32 people to a FaceTime group call (not
available in all countries or regions).
Start a FaceTime group call
In FaceTime, click the Add button at the top right.

Enter the names or numbers of the people you want to call in
the input field above.
You can also click the Add Contact button to open Contacts and
add people from there.
Tap Video to make a video call, or Tap Audio to make a
FaceTime audio call.
Group FaceTime calls with five participants, including
initiators. Each participant appears in a separate field.
Each participant appears in a cell on the screen. When a
participant speaks or you press a cell, the tile moves forward
and becomes more noticeable. Cells that cannot fit on the screen
appear at the bottom of the line.
Start a FaceTime group call with a group message chat

In a group chat, you can initiate a FaceTime group call with anyone you
chat with in Messages.
In the Messages conversation, click the profile picture or the
My Account button at the top of the conversation.
Tap FaceTime.
Add someone else to the call

Anyone can add another person at any time during a FaceTime group call.
During a FaceTime call, tap the screen to open the controls,

swipe up from the top of the controls, and then tap Add contact.
Enter the name, Apple ID, or phone number of the person you
want to add in the input field above.
Or click the Add button to add one of the contacts.
Click Add Person to FaceTime.
Join a FaceTime group call

When someone invites you to a FaceTime group call, you'll see a call
coming in. If you reject the call, you will be notified that you can press to
join the call at any time when the call is active.
Leave a FaceTime group call

To leave the group call at any time, click the Leave Call button.
The call is active if two or more people are still involved.
Block unwanted subscribers in FaceTime on iPhone

During FaceTime, voice calls, FaceTime calls, and messages can be
blocked from unwanted callers.
Go to Settings> FaceTime> Blocked Contacts.

Scroll down, then tap Add new at the bottom of the list.
Select the contact you want to block.
To unlock a contact or phone number, swipe left, then tap Unlock.
Make an emergency call on iPhone
In emergencies, use iPhone to call for help quickly. With emergency SOS
you can quickly and conveniently call for help and make a report on your
emergency contacts.
If you share your medical certificate, iPhone may send your medical
information to emergency services when you call or write to 911 or use
emergency SOS (US only; iOS 13.5 required above).
Note . To receive emergency assistance in the United States, you can send a
text message to 911 (not available in all regions).
Dial an emergency number when iPhone is locked

On the password screen, tap Emergency.
Dial an emergency number (for example, 911 in the United
States), and then press the "Call" button.
Make calls using Wi-Fi on your iPhone

When your iPhone has a low cellular signal, use Call over Wi-Fi to make
and receive calls over a Wi-Fi network.
On your iPhone, go to Settings> Cell.

If your iPhone has a dual SIM card, select the line (according to
the cell plan).
Tap Call over Wi-Fi, then turn on Wi-Fi Calling on this iPhone.
Enter or confirm your emergency address.
Note : Emergency calls on your iPhone are transferred through cellular
services when they are available. If cellular service is not available and Wi-
Fi calls are turned on, you can make emergency calls over Wi-Fi, and your
device's location information can be used for emergency calls to help you
respond, whether or not location services are turned on. Some service
providers may use the address you registered with your service provider
when you subscribe to a Wi-Fi call as your location. When connecting to
Wi-Fi calls, your iPhone may not receive an alarm.
When Wi-Fi calls are available, “Wi-Fi” appears in the status bar after your
operator's name, and all your calls are made over Wi-Fi.
Note : If a Wi-Fi connection is lost during a call, calls will be automatically
switched to your carrier's mobile network using VoLTE (Voice over LTE), if
possible. See View or change cellular settings on iPhone. (VoLTE calls also
switch to Wi-Fi when Wi-Fi is available.) Contact your service provider to
find out if this feature is available.
CHAPTER SIX
Set the language and region on iPhone

You set the language and region of the iPhone during the setup process. If
you are traveling or moving, you can change the language or region.
Go to Settings> General> Language & Region.
Put it like this:
Language for iPhone

Area
Calendar format
Unit of temperature (degrees C or Fahrenheit)
To add a keyboard for another language, go to Settings> General>

Keyboards> Keyboards, and then tap Add new keyboard.
Snap a screenshot or screen save to iPhone

Screenshot can be taken as soon as it appears, or make screen record to
share with others or use in documents.
On an iPhone with a Face ID: Press, then release the side button and the
volume up button at the same time.
On the iPhone with the Home button : Simultaneously press

and release the Home button and the side button or the Sleep /
Wake button (depending on your model).
Click the screenshot on the lower-left edge, then click Done.
Select Save to Photo or Delete Screenshot.
If you save a screenshot, you can view it in the Screenshot
album in Photos or in the All Photos album if iCloud Photos is
turned on in Settings> Photos.
Advice . To quickly create a PDF of a web page, document, or email, take a
screenshot, tap a thumbnail, and then tap Full Page.
Make screen records
You can create screen recordings and record sound on your iPhone.
Go to Settings> Control Center> Control Settings, and then

click Paste next to Screen Capture.
Open Control Center, click the Screen Capture button, and then
wait for a three-second countdown.
To stop recording, open the Control Center, tap the selected
screen recording button or the red status bar at the top of the
screen, and then tap Stop.
Scroll to Photos, and select an entry on the screen.

Type and edit text
You can use the virtual keyboard to add and edit the text in iPhone
applications.
Enter text using the virtual keyboard
In any program that allows you to edit text, open the on-screen keyboard by
tapping the text box. Tap individual keys to type, or use QuickPath (not
available in all languages) to enter a word by moving one character to
another without lifting your finger. To finish the word, raise your finger.
You can use any method when typing and even convert between sentences.
(If you press the Delete key after entering a word, it deletes the whole
word.)
The iPhone keyboard displays sliding from one key to another to enter.
Note : Swipe your finger across the text to see suggested options for the
word you enter, instead of predictions for the next word.
As you type, you can do any of the following:

Enter uppercase letters: Press Shift or tap the Shift key and swipe to the
letter.
Enable Caps Lock : Double-tap Shift.
Quickly complete the sentence with dots and spaces: double-tap space.
Enter numbers, punctuation marks, or symbols: Press a number key or a

character key.
Undo the last edit: Move left with 3 fingers.
Repeat the last edit : Swipe three fingers to the right.
Entering emoticons : Tap the next keyboard, the emoticon button, or the
Next keyboard button to switch to the emoticon keyboard.
Enter accented letters or other alternate characters : press and hold, and
then swipe to select one of the options.
The display shows alternative characters for the "e" key.
You can also dictate text or use the Magic Keyboard (available separately)
to enter text.
Highlight and edit text

To insert, edit, or replace text, do any of the following:
Navigate long documents : Touch and hold the right edge of the document,
then drag the scroll wheel to position the text you want to change.
Paste text : Click to place the insertion point where you want to paste the
text. You can also precisely move the insertion point by dragging it. Then
start importing.
The draft email shows the insertion point where the text will be inserted.
Choose a word: Double-click the word with one finger.
Choose a sentence: Tap the sentence three times with one finger.
Paragraph selection : press four times with one finger.

Select a block of text : Press and hold the first word in the block, then drag
it to the last word.
After selecting the text you want to change, you can enter or tap the
selected text to view the settings.
Cut : Click Cut or squeeze three fingers twice.
Copy : Tap Copy or join three fingers.
Insert : Tap Insert or spread with three fingers.
Replace : See the Proposed replacement text or ask Siri to suggest

replacement text.
B / I / U : The selected text format.
Show More button: See Other options.
Move text
In the text editor, select the text you want to move.
The phrase is highlighted in a piece of text.
Touch and hold the highlighted text until it is raised, then drag it
to another location in the application.
If you scroll the bottom or top of a long document, it scrolls
automatically.
The selected phrase will be displayed by the user by pressing
and holding.
If you change your mind about scrolling text, lift your finger
before dragging or dragging text off the screen.
Set Typing settings
You can enable or disable typing features such as spell-checking and auto-
correction. While entering text using the on-screen keyboard, tap and hold
the next key on the keyboard emoticons or the keyboard toggle key, then
tap Keyboard settings. You can also go to Settings> General> Keyboards.
In the list, turn special input features on or off.
Correct spelling
If you see a misspelled word underlined in red, you can correct it.
Tap the underlined word to see the suggested changes.

Tap a sentence to replace the underlined word.
If the word you want is not displayed, enter edit.
Type with one hand

For the convenience of typing with one hand, the keys can be brought
closer to the thumb - on all iPhone models, except for iPhone SE (first
generation).
Touch and hold the next Emoji key or the Switch Switch key.
Tap one of the keyboard layouts. (For example, press the Right
Layout button to move the keyboard to the right side of the
screen.)
Tap the right or left edge of the keyboard, to center the
keyboard again.
Switch your keyboard to a Trackpad
Press and hold the space bar with one finger until the keyboard
is light gray.
Move the insertion point by dragging the keyboard.
Use AirDrop on iPhone to send items to devices near you
With AirDrop, you can wirelessly transfer photos, web pages, videos,
locations, and lots more. to other neighboring devices and Macs (requires
iOS 7, iPadOS 13, OS X 10.10 or later). AirDrop transmits information via
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth - both must be turned on. To use AirDrop, you need to
sign in with your Apple ID. The transmission is encrypted for security.
Send item using AirDrop
Open the item, then tap the "Share", "Share", "AirDrop", "More options" or
other button that displays the app's sharing options.

Tap the AirDrop icon in the sharing options bar, then tap a neighboring
AirDrop user's profile photo.
Advice . On iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or iPhone 11 Pro Max, point your
iPhone toward iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or another iPhone 11 Pro Max,
and then tap a user profile photo at the top of the screen.
Above the sharing options bar, select someone you know who has a device
nearby that is available for AirDrop. Their profile photo is displayed with
the AirDrop icon. If the person doesn't appear as a neighboring AirDrop
user, ask them to open the Control Center on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod
touch and allow AirDrop to receive items. To send it to someone on a Mac,
ask to allow them to be detected in AirDrop in the Finder.
To send an item using a method other than AirDrop, select a method, such
as Messaging or Mail, from the sharing settings bar (program-dependent
options). Siri can also offer ways to share with people you know by
showing their profile photos and sharing icons. You can also use AirDrop to
securely share app and website passwords with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or
Mac users.
Allow others to send items with AirDrop to your iPhone

Open Control Center, and then tap the AirDrop icon.
If you don't see the AirDrop icon, tap and hold the upper left
group of controls.
Tap Contacts Only or People to choose who you want to receive
items from.
You can accept or reject each request as it arrives.
Set the screen time for yourself on iPhone

With Screen Time, you can set permissions and restrictions on the use of
applications, schedule downtime, and more. You can change or disable any
of these settings at any time.
You can block applications and notifications while using the device.
Go to Settings> Usage Time.

Tap Turn on screen time, tap Continue, then tap This is my
iPhone.
Tap Idle, then turn on the delay time.
Select "Every day" or "Set date", then set the start and end time.
Set App restrictions

You can set time limits for a category of apps (such as Games or social
networks) and individual programs.

If you don't have Hours turned on, tap Turn on screen time, tap
Continue, and then tap This is my iPhone.
Tap Application Restrictions and then Add Restrictions.
Select one or more app categories.
To set restrictions for individual programs, tap a category name
to see all the programs in that category, then select the programs
you want to restrict. If you select multiple categories or
applications, the time limits you set will apply to all of them.
Click Next, and then set the time allowed.
To set the time of day, click the Set date, and then set a limit for
specific days.
To set a limit for more programs or categories, click Select
Program, and then repeat step 5.
When you have finished setting the limit, click Add to return to
the Application Restriction screen.
To temporarily disable all application restrictions, tap
Application Restrictions on the Application Restrictions screen.
To temporarily disable restrictions for a specific category, tap a
category, and then tap Application restrictions. To remove
restrictions for a category, tap a category, and then tap Remove
restrictions.
Set contact limits

In iOS 13.3, iPadOS 13.3, and above, you can block incoming and outgoing
contacts - including phone calls, FaceTime calls, and text messages - from
certain contacts in iCloud, at any time, or over a while.
If you didn't turn on Contacts in iCloud, go to Settings> [your

name]> iCloud, and then turn on Contacts.
Tap Restrict connection, and then do any of the following:
Restrict contacts at any time : Tap On-screen, then select Contacts only,
Contacts and groups with at least one contact, or All.
Restrict contacts during idle time : Tap During the idle time. This is
where the setting you selected on the screen is set. You can change this
setting to Specific Contacts.
If you select "Specific contacts", click "Select from my contacts" or "Add
new contact" to select the people you want to allow contact with during
downtime.
If someone is currently blocked from contact restriction from trying to call

you (by phone or FaceTime) or send you a message, they will not be
communicated.
If you try to call or send a message to someone who is currently blocked by

your contact restriction settings, their name or number will be displayed in
red with an hourglass icon and your contact will not be executed. If the
restriction is for downtime only, you will receive a time limit message. You
can resume communication with the contact when the downtime is over.
To continue communicating with contacts blocked by your Restrict

Contacts setting, change the settings by following the steps above.
Select the apps with no restrictions

You can specify which programs you want to use at any time (for example,
in emergencies), even during downtime.
Tap Always allowed, and then click the Add or Remove button
next to the app to add or remove it from the Allowed apps list.
Set limits on content and privacy

You can block inappropriate content and set restrictions on iTunes Store and
App Store purchases.
Tap Content and privacy restrictions, turn on Content and
privacy restrictions and then tap options to set content
permissions for purchases in the iTunes Store and App Store.
Application, content ratings, etc.
You can also set the required password before changing the
settings.
CHAPTER SEVEN
Use Siri in your car

Using CarPlay or Siri Eyes Free, you can focus more on the road by using
Siri for calls, send text messages, play music on your iPhone, follow
directions, and use other features. CarPlay (available on some cars) will do
what you want to do with your iPhone while driving, and transfer them to
your car's built-in display. CarPlay uses Siri, so you can ask Siri what you
want.
Use Siri Eyes Free (available on select cars) to control iPhone functions by
voice without looking or touching iPhone. Use Bluetooth to connect your
iPhone to your car (refer to the manual that came with your car if
necessary). To call Siri, press and hold the voice command button on the
steering wheel until you hear a Siri signal, then make a request.
Ask Siri on iPhone
Talking to Siri is a quick way to do it. Ask Siri to translate the phrase, set a
timer, find a place, report the weather, and more. The more you use Siri, the
more Siri knows what you need. To use Siri, you need to connect your
iPhone to the Internet. Mobile charges may apply.
The Siri screen shows that Siri is prompted to "Set the alarm at 8 am", and
Siri responds with "OK, enabled". The Clock message indicates that the
alarm is on at 8 am. The button at the bottom center of the screen is used to
continue the conversation with Siri.
Set up Siri
If you did not configure Siri when you first set up iPhone, go to Settings>
Siri & Search, and then turn on the following options:
Listen to "Hey Siri"
Click the side button for Siri (on iPhone with Face ID) or click Home for
Siri (on iPhone with Home button)
Call Siri with your voice
Say "Hey Siri" and then ask Siri questions or complete the task for you. For
example, say something like "Hey, Siri, what's the weather like today?" or
"Hey, Siri, set the alarm for 8 a.m."
To ask Siri one more question or another task, click Listen.
Note : To keep iPhone from responding to “Hey Siri,” either put iPhone
face down, or go to Settings> Siri & Search, and then turn off Listen to
“Hey Siri.”
You can also say "Hey Siri" to call Siri by wearing AirPods Pro or AirPods
(2nd generation).
Call Sri with one button

On iPhone with face ID : Press and hold the side button.

On the iPhone with the Home button: Press and hold the Home button.
EarPods: Press and hold the middle button or the call button.
CarPlay: Press and hold the voice command button on the steering wheel
or tap and hold the Home button on the CarPlay home screen.
Siri Eyes Free : Press and hold the voice command button on the steering
wheel.
When Siri appears, ask Siri questions or do a task for you. For example, say
something like "What's 18% of 225?" or "Set timer for 3 minutes".
To ask Siri one more question or another task, click Listen. You can also
call Siri by pressing and holding or double-clicking on AirPods.
Correct if Siri misunderstood you
Rephrase your request : Click the "Listen" button, and then say your
request in another way.
Write part of your query : Click the Listen button, and then repeat your
query, writing down any words that Siri doesn't understand. For example,
say "Call" and then write the person's name.
Edit your query in writing: Tap “Tap to edit” above the answer from Siri,
and then use the virtual keyboard.
Edit message before sending : Say "Edit message".
Enter text instead of talking to Siri

Go to Settings> Availability> Siri, then turn on Import for Siri.
To make a query, call Siri, and then use the keyboard and text
box to ask Siri a question or do a task for you.
Add Siri shortcuts to iPhone

Some programs offer shortcuts to what you normally do, so you can ask Siri
to make them for you. For example, a travel app can allow you to see your
upcoming travel event by simply asking Siri "Where am I going next?"
Add a shortcut : Tap Add to Siri when the program offers a shortcut, and
then follow the on-screen instructions to write down the phrase you chose
to perform the shortcut.
Travel application screen . The Add to Siri button to the right of the text
reads "Add a phrase to see the next trip event".
Use keyboard shortcuts : Call Siri and then say your phrase for the
shortcut.
Based on your habits and how you use your applications, Siri also offers
shortcuts on the lock screen and when you start searching. To turn off
shortcut suggestions for an app, go to Settings> Siri & Search, tap the app,
and then turn off shortcut suggestions.
Create and edit Calendar events on iPhone

Create and edit events, appointments, and meetings with Calendar.
The day calendar shows the events of the day. Click the Calendar button at
the bottom of the screen to change your calendar accounts. Click the Inbox
at the bottom right to view the invitation.
Ask Siri. Say something like:
"Set up a meeting with Gordon at 9 o'clock."
"Do I have a meeting at 10:00?"
"Where's my meeting at 3:30?"
Add an event
In the dates window, click the More button at the top right.
Fill in the details of the event.
Enter the name and location of the event, start and end time,
recurrence frequency, and more.
Click Add in the upper right corner.
Add notifications
You can set an alert that will resemble a previous event.
Tap the event and then Edit in the upper right corner.
In the event details, tap Notifications.
Choose when to remind.
For example: "At the time of the event", "5 minutes ago" or another option.
Note . If you add the address of the event location, History uses Apple
Maps to find the location, traffic conditions, and transportation options to
tell you when to leave.
Add attachments
You can add attachments to calendar events to share with
invited people.
Tap the event and then Edit in the upper right corner.
In the event details, click Add Attachment.
The Files application opens, displaying recently opened files.
Find the file you want to attach.
To find files, you can scroll, tap folders to open them, tap
Browse to find them elsewhere (like iCloud Drive), enter a file
name in the search box, and more.
Click Finish.
To delete an attachment, tap the event, tap Edit in the upper
right corner, swipe left over the attachment, and then tap Delete.
Find events in other Apps

Siri can offer events found in Mail, Messages, and Safari, such as airline
tickets and hotel reservations, so you can easily add them to the Calendar.
Go to Settings> Calendar> Siri & Search.
Enable Show Siri offers in applications so that Siri offers events
found in other applications.
To allow Siri to make suggestions in other applications
depending on how you use Calendar, enable the "Learning in
this application" feature.
Edit event
You can change the time of the event and any other details of the event.
Change the time : In the day view, tap and hold an event, then drag it to a
new time or adjust the event capture points.
Edit event details : tap an event, tap Edit in the upper right corner, then in
the event detail, tap a setting to change it, or tap a field to enter new
information.
Delete event
In day mode, tap an event, then tap Delete event at the bottom of the screen.
Find and purchase books and audiobooks in Apple Books on iPhone

In Books, you can find and purchase books and audiobooks directly from
Apple Books, and then read or listen to them in the app.
Open Books, then tap Bookstore or Audiobooks to see the titles
or tap Search to find a specific title.
In the Books program - the screen in the Bookstore. The Read

Now, Library, Bookstore, Audiobooks, and Search tabs are
selected at the bottom left of the screen. The display also shows
books and categories of books to view and purchase.
Click on the cover to view more information, read a sample,
listen to a preview, or mark it as "Wanted."
Tap Buy to purchase a title, or tap Download to download a free
title.
All purchases are made through the payment method associated
with your Apple ID.
Edit contacts on iPhone

In Contacts, assign a photo to a contact, change a tag, add a birthday, and
more. Tap a contact and then Edit.
Assign a photo to the contact : click "add photo". You can take photos or
add photos from the Photos application.
Change a label : Tap a label, then select a label from the list or tap Add a
custom label to create your own.
Add birthdays, social profiles, related names, etc: Click the Add button
next to the item.
Allow calls or messages from contact to change the Do Not Disturb

mode: Tap a ringtone or text, and then turn on the emergency pass.
Add a note : Tap the Notes field.
Add a prefix, phonetic name, pronunciation, etc: Click "add field" and
then select an item from the list.
Delete contact information: Click the Delete button next to the field.
When finished, click Finish.
On dual SIM models, when you call or send a contact message, iPhone uses
the same line that you used for the previous default contact. To select the
desired line for phone calls and SMS / MMS chats, select the contact, tap
default (under the contact name), and select the line.
To change how your contacts are organized and displayed, go to Settings>

Contacts.
CHAPTER EIGHT
Share your location in Find My on your iPhone

Before you can use the Find My app to share your location with friends,
you need to set up geodata sharing.
Set up location sharing
Tap Me, then turn on Share my location.

Your geodata sharing device is displayed in the "My Location"
section.
If your iPhone does not currently provide access to your
location, click Use this iPhone as My Location.
Note . You can share your location with iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. To
share your location from another device, open Find My on your device and
change your location for that device. If you share your location with an
iPhone paired with the Apple Watch (GPS + cellular model), your location
will be transferred from your Apple Watch when you're out of range of the
iPhone and Apple Watch above.
You can also change your location sharing settings in Settings> [your
name]> Find mine.
Mark your location

You can mark your current location to make it more meaningful (such as
home or work). When you touch Me, you will see a shortcut with your
location.
Tap Me and then Edit location names.

Select a label.
To add a new label, tap Add a custom label, enter a name, and
then tap Done.
Share your location with a friend

Scroll to the bottom of the People list, then tap Share my
location.
In the To field, enter the name of the friend you want to share
your location with (or tap the Add Contact button and select a
contact).
Click Submit and choose how long you want to share your
location.
Stop sharing your location
You can stop sharing your location with a friend or hide your location from
everyone.
Stop sharing with friends: In the People list, tap the person you don't want
to share your location with. Touch "Stop sharing my location" and then
"Stop sharing my location"
Hide your location: Click Me, then switch off Share My Location.
Respond to the request to provide location access
In the People list, click Share below the person you sent the request to, and
select how long you want to share your location. If you don't want to share
your location, click Cancel.
Stop accepting new requests for friends
Tap Me, then turn off Allow friend requests.
Find device in Find My on iPhone

Use Find Mine to find and play sounds on missing iPhone, iPad, iPod
touch, Mac, Apple Watch, or AirPods. To find a device, you need to turn on
the "Find my [device]" feature before it is lost. If you've lost your iPhone
and don't have access to Find My, you can find or play audio on your device
using Find My iPhone at iCloud.com.
There are three devices in the list of devices: iPad from John, iPod from
iPod and iPhone from John. Their location is displayed on a map of San
Francisco.
View the location of the device
In the Devices list, tap the device you want to find.
If the device can be found : it appears on the map so you can know where
it is.
If the device cannot be found: Under the device name you see "Location
not found". In notifications, turn on notifications when found. You will
receive a notification when it is found.
Play sound on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, or Apple Watch
In the list of devices, tap the device on which you want to play
the sound.
Tap Play Sound.
If the device is connected to a network : the sound starts after a short time
and the volume increases and then plays for about two minutes. Vibrating
device (if any). The message "Find my [device]" also appears on the device
screen.
A confirmation email will also be sent to your Apple ID.

If the device is offline : In the Play Sound section, you'll see Pending
Review. The sound will be played the next time you connect to Wi-Fi or a
cellular network.
Ask Siri. Say something like, "Help me find my iPad" or "Play sound on
my iPod touch." Learn how to ask in Siri.
Play sound on your AirPods
In the Devices list, tap AirPods where you want to play the sound.
Tap Play Sound. If your AirPods are disconnected, you can turn off the
sound by tapping left or right to find them at the same time.
If your AirPods are online: they immediately play sound (within two
minutes).
A confirmation email will also be sent to your Apple ID.
If your AirPods are offline: You will be notified the next time your
AirPods are within range of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
Stop playing sound on the device
If you find your device and want to mute the sound before it stops
automatically, do one of the following:
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Press the power button or volume button, or
turn the call switch on / off. If your device is locked, you can also unlock it
or swipe to get rid of the "Find my [device]" notification. If the device is
unlocked, you can also click OK in the Find My [device] notification.
Apple Watch: Tap Reject in the Find My Watch notification or click the
Digital Crown button or side button.
Mac : Click OK in the Find my Mac warning.

AirPods: Put the AirPods in a case and close the lid, or tap the Stop button
in the Find Me section.
Get directions for a lost device

You can get directions to your device's current location using Maps.
In the Devices list, tap the device for which you want
instructions.
Click Routes to open Maps.
Tap the route to get directions from your current location to
your device's location.
Find or play sound on a friend's device

If your friend loses their device, they can find it or play sound on it by
going to icloud.com/find and logging in with their Apple ID and password.
Add and remove devices in Find My on iPhone

Before you can use Find My to find your lost iPhone, iPad, iPod touch,
Apple Watch, or AirPods, you need to add them to Find Me.
For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac (with macOS Catalina) and Apple
Watch, the Find My feature also includes a feature called Activation Lock,
which prevents others from activating and using your device, even if the
device is completely erased.
Add your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
For devices running iOS 13, iPadOS 13 or later, follow the instructions
below. For devices running iOS 12 or earlier,
On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, go to Settings> [your name]> Find

me.
If you are prompted to sign in, enter your Apple ID. If you don't have it,
click "Don't have an Apple ID or forget it "Then follow the instructions.
Touch Find [device], then turn on Find [device].
Enable any of the following:
Turn on offline search : When your device isn't connected to Wi-Fi or a

mobile network, Find My can find your device using Bluetooth.
Send the last location : If your device's battery is low, your device's
location is automatically sent to Apple.
Add a Mac
On your Mac, choose Apple> System Preferences.
For macOS Catalina: Click Apple ID and then iCloud.
For macOS 10.14 or earlier: Click iCloud.
If you are prompted to sign in, enter your Apple ID. If you don't have one,
click "Don't have an Apple ID or forgot your ID?" Then follow the
instructions.
Select Find my Mac, and then click Allow.
When you select Find My Mac on a Mac with MacOS Catalina, Find
Offline is turned on. Find Offline lets you find your Mac using Bluetooth
when your Mac isn't connected to Wi-Fi. To turn it off, click "Settings" and
then "Disable" next to "Find offline."
Add Apple Watch or AirPods

Apple Watch : Connect the watch to the iPhone on which you are logged in
with your Apple ID.
AirPods : Connect AirPods to the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch you're signed
in to with your Apple ID.
Add a family member device
You can see devices for your family in Find My if you first set up family
sharing.
You cannot add a friend's device to Find My. Friends who have lost their
device can go to icloud.com/find and sign in with their Apple ID.
Remove the device
When you erase your device, the activation lock is turned off.
Delete your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: On your device, go to Settings>

[your name]> Find, then turn off Find me [device]. Enter your Apple ID
password, and then click Disable. (On iOS 12 and earlier, go to Settings>
[your name]> iCloud.)
Uninstalling a Mac : On a Mac, choose Apple Menu> System Preferences.

Click Apple ID, click iCloud (or just click iCloud on macOS 10.14 and
below), and then clear the Find my Mac check box. Enter your Apple ID
password, and then click Continue.
Remove Apple Watch or AirPods: Turn off Apple Watch or put AirPods
in a carrying case. Then, in the Find me on your iPhone section, select the
offline device and tap Delete this device, then tap Delete.
To prevent Apple Watch or AirPods from reappearing, unplug them in the

Bluetooth settings on all your devices.
Note : You can also delete your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac by exiting
it completely in Settings or System Preferences. Exit disables all iCloud
features on the device.
Erase devices you no longer have

If you no longer have the device because you donated or sold it, you should
delete it remotely before you can delete it.
In the Devices list, tap the device you want to delete.
Remove the device.
As the device is not lost, do not enter phone numbers or
messages.
If the device is offline, remote erasure starts the next time it
connects to Wi-Fi or the mobile network. You will get an email
when the device is wiped.
When the device is erased, tap Delete this device and then tap
Delete.
All your content will be erased, the activation lock is disabled,
and someone else can now activate the device.
Adjust the map settings in the Find me on iPhone section
In Find My, you can change the appearance of the map or the
distance unit.
Note . These settings only affect the maps in Find My on your device. They
do not affect maps in other applications or on other devices.
Change map settings

Click the Map Settings button in the upper right corner of the map.
In the map view, select Map, Combined, or Satellite.
Change distance units

Click the Map Settings button in the upper right corner of the map.
By the way, choose miles or kilometers.
Collect health and fitness data on iPhone

The Health app can keep track of your daily steps and the stairs you climb.
You can manually add other data, such as body weight and caffeine
consumption, and track additional data using other programs (such as
nutrition and fitness programs) and compatible devices. With a healthcare
system (such as Apple Watch, AirPods, weight and blood pressure
monitor).
The Summary screen displays noise messages at the top and a summary of
the two selected: Activity and Steps at the bottom.
Update your medical record manually

When you first start a health care program, you will be prompted to create a
health profile with basic information such as date of birth and gender. If you
have not provided all the required information, you can update your profile
later.
Tap your profile photo at the top right of the Summary screen.
If you don't see your profile photo, tap Summary at the bottom
left.
Tap Health Profiles, then tap Edit.
Health profile screen of a 34-year-old woman with blood type

O +.
Tap the field, make changes, and then tap Done.
Manually add data to a health category
Tap Browse at the bottom right to display the health categories
screen, then do one of the following:
Tap a category. (Scroll down to see all categories.)
Tap the search box, and then enter a name for the category
(such as body dimensions) or specific data type (such as
weight).
If you don't see the Health Categories screen, tap Browse again
at the bottom right.
Click the Details button for the data you want to update.
Click Add Data in the upper right corner of the screen.
Add your information, then tap Add or Done in the upper right
corner of the screen.
Collect data from other sources

With Apple Watch : As soon as you connect iPhone to Apple Watch, a
normal heart rate measurement is automatically sent from your Apple
Watch to healthcare. You can also customize your Apple Watch to send
activity, noise, and more to your healthcare system.
From headphones : As soon as you connect EarPods, AirPods, and other
compatible headphones to your iPhone, the sound level of the headphones
is automatically sent to Health.
From the app you download from the App Store: Once you've set up the
app, you can allow the app to share data with Health.
From another device : Follow the instructions to set up the device.
If it's a Bluetooth device, you'll need to connect it to your iPhone. Follow

the instructions that came with your device to put it in detection mode, go to
Settings> Bluetooth, turn on Bluetooth, and then tap the device name.
Find places on Maps on iPhone
Use the Maps application to find attractions, services, and more.
If you install apps with a map extension, you can do things like book a
room in a restaurant and book a bus station to get there.
Look for a place
Ask Siri. Say something like, "Show me the Golden Gate Bridge." Learn
how to ask in Siri.
Or you can tap the search box and then start typing.
You can search in different ways. Example:
Intersection ("Eighth and the Market")

Region (Greenwich Village)
Mold (Guggenheim)
Zip code ("60622")
Sales ("Movie", "San Francisco, CA Restaurant", "Apple Inc,
New York")
To view all results, swipe up on the search tab.

Note . If you see an information tag instead of a search box, click the Close
button in the upper-right corner of the info card.
Find nearby services

Ask Siri. Say something like, "Find a gas station" or "Find coffee near me."
Learn how to ask in Siri. Or you can tap the search box, tap a category such
as a Grocery or Hotels, and then do any of the following:
See all results by category : Swipe up on the information card.

To change the search area : Drag the map to another area or zoom in or
out, then tap Search here at the bottom of the info card.
See more information about the result : tap the item on the info card.
A list of six services is displayed below the search box. Services include
Restaurants, Gas Stations, Coffee, Hotels, Bars, and Fast Food.
Advice . Use the nearby Maps widget to quickly find nearby attractions and
services.
Nearby recommendations are not available in all regions. Check out the iOS
and iPadOS availability website.
Navigate at airports, transit stations or shopping malls

Once in a specific location : Open the map, tap the Track button to show
your current location, then click View Inside - or zoom in, and then click
the Browse button at the bottom of the info card.
Before you get to the place : Find a place on the Maps or drag the map to
show the place. Zoom in, and then click Browse.
To find nearby services, tap a category (such as Food, Toilet, or
Gate) on the info card, and then swipe up to see all the results
listed alphabetically.
To see more details about a result, click it.
To see a map of another floor, click the Show Floors button
(zoom in if you don't see the button).
Note : Maps of airports, transit stations and shopping centers are not
available in all regions. Check out the iOS and iPadOS availability
websites.
Quickly find or delete recently viewed places
To view a list of recently viewed places, swipe up from the search tab, and
then scroll to the bottom of the tab.
To remove an item from the list, swipe left on the item. Or tap View all
directly above the list, then do one of the following:
Delete a group: Tap Delete above the group.

Delete an item: Swipe the item to the left.
CHAPTER NINE
Send and receive money with Apple Pay

In the Messages app, Apple Pay can be used to send and get money quickly
and easily. There is no program to download, and you can use cards that
you already have in Apple Pay.
When you receive funds in the Notification program, the money is added to
your Apple Cash card in Wallet. Your iMessage chats with Apple Pay will
open at the bottom.
Note : Before sending or receiving payments using Apple Pay, you must
agree to the terms of use of this service.
Send payments in Messages

Ask Siri. Say something such as Apple Pay $ 75 to Philip for a zipline tour
or Send Kim $ 15 for lunch at Apple Pay.
You can also do the following:
During an iMessage call, click the Apple Pay button, and then enter the
amount.
Advice . If the message has an underlined amount, tap the amount to pre-set
the payment.
Tap Make a payment, add a comment if you want, and then

click Submit.
Review your billing information. If you do not have enough
funds in Apple Cash, you can pay the balance with your debit
card at Wallet.
Authenticate payments with Face ID, Touch ID or your
password.
You can cancel an unaccepted payment. Tap the tooltip, then tap
Cancel payment.
Request for payment

Ask Siri. Say something like, "Ask Kim for $ 26 with Apple Pay."
You can also do the following:

During an iMessage call, click the Apple Pay button.
Enter the amount, then tap Request.
Book tickets on the iPhone
In Maps, you can request travel using a travel sharing program (not
available in all countries or regions). If you don't have it installed, Maps
will show you the apps available in the App Store.
Set up Apple Pay in Wallet on iPhone

Using Apple Pay can be easier than using a physical card, and also safer.
With your Wallet card, you can use Apple Pay to securely make payments
in-store, on the go, in apps, and on Apple Pay-enabled websites. In
Messaging, use Apple Pay to send and receive money from friends and
family and make purchases via Work Chat.
For Apple Pay set up, including your debit, credit, and prepaid cards to
Wallet.
Several credit and debit cards are displayed in the upper half of the Wallet
screen. The Add button is in the upper right corner.
(Apple Card and Apple Cash are only available in the US)
Add a credit or debit card
In the Wallet, tap the Add button. You may be asked to log in using your
Apple ID.
Add a new tag: Position iPhone so that your card appears in the frame, or
enter card details manually.
Add previous cards: Choose the card associated with your Apple ID, the
card you use with Apple Pay on other devices, or the card you removed.
Click Continue, and then enter the CVV number of each card.
Alternatively, you can add your card from your bank or card company app.
The card issuer determines whether your card may be eligible to use Apple
Pay, and may ask you to provide additional information to complete the
verification process.
Set default tags and rearrange your tags

The first card you add to Wallet becomes your default card for payment. To
make another card typical, move it to the front of the stack.
In Wallet, select the default pass.

Touch and hold a card, then drag it to the front of the stack.
To reposition another card, press and hold the card, and then
drag it to a new location.
Apple Cash Set up

When you receive funds in the Notification program, the money is added to
your Apple Cash card in the Wallet application. You can instantly use Apple
Cash where you want to use Apple Pay. You can also transfer the balance of
funds on Apple Cash to your bank account.
Apple Cash card in the Wallet, which shows the Add button in the upper
right corner and the latest transactions under the card.
Configure Apple Cash

Go to Settings> Wallet and Apple Pay, then turn on Apple Cash.
Send or receive payments in Messages.
Use Apple Cash
Apple Cash can be used wherever you use Apple Pay:

Send and receive money with Apple Pay (US only)
Contactless payments using Apple Pay
Pay in-app or online with Apple Pay
Manage your Apple Cash

In the Wallet, tap the Apple Cash card.
View recent transactions or scroll down to see all transactions grouped by

year.
Click Add, and then do any of the following:
Top up with a debit card at Wallet.

Transfer the money to your bank.
Update your bank account information.
Ask for a statement.
Choose whether to accept all payments manually or
automatically. You have 7 days to accept payment manually
before it is returned to the sender.
Set up and use an Apple card

Apple Card is an Apple credit card created and designed to assist you with a
healthier financial life. You can sign up for an Apple card in Wallet on
iPhone in minutes and start using it immediately with Apple Pay in stores,
apps, or online around the world. Apple Card provides an easy-to-
understand view of your recent transactions and balances in real-time
directly in Wallet, and Apple Card support is available at any time by
simply sending a message with a Message.
The Apple Card in the Wallet, which shows the Add button at the top right,
the total balance and weekly activity at the bottom left, and the Pay button
at the bottom right.
Get an Apple card
In the Wallet, tap Add, and then click Sign up for an Apple Card. Enter your
details and then agree to the terms of the application. Review the details of
your Apple Card offer, including the credit limit and annual report, and then
accept your Apple card or tap No to opt-out. If you accept the terms, any of
the following can be done:
Make your Apple Card your default card for Apple Pay
transactions.
Get an Apple physical card to use when Apple Pay is out of
date.
Use an Apple card
You can use your Apple card wherever you use Apple Pay:
Contactless payments using Apple Pay

Pay in-app or online with Apple Pay
You can also use your Apple Card in locations that do not accept Apple
Pay:
In an app, online, or by phone : Click the More button, and then click
Card Information to see the card number, expiration date, and security code.
Use this information to make purchases.
In shops, restaurants, and other places: use a physical card.

View transactions and statements
In the Wallet, tap Apple Card.

View your transactions : View recent transactions or scroll down to see all
your transactions grouped by month and year.
View weekly or monthly activity: Tap Weekly activity to view weekly

expenses grouped by categories such as Shopping, Food and Drink, and
Services. Swipe right to view past weeks, or tap Monthly view to see your
monthly totals.
The chart shows the expenses for each day of the week, daily earned
money, and expenses for the Shopping and Food and Drinks categories.
Get a monthly report: Tap Card Balance to view your last month's
balance, new expenses, and payments and credits. Scroll down to view your
monthly statement. Tap a statement to view this month's results, download a
PDF statement, or export transactions to a CSV or OFX file.
Make payments
Click the Pay button. Or tap the Add button and then select any of the
following:
Scheduled payments: Select 'Pay my bill' or 'Pay another amount,' enter
your payment details (such as account and date), and then authenticate with
your Face ID, Touch ID, or password.
Payment : Drag the checkbox to adjust the payment amount, or tap the
Show keyboard to enter the amount, tap Pay now or Pay later, view
payment details (e.g. billing account), and then authenticate with a person
ID, Touch ID, or password.
Payment screen with a checkmark that you drag to adjust the payment
amount. Below you can choose to pay later or pay now.
View Apple card details, change settings, contact support, and more
Click Add, and then do any of the following:

View card information.
View loan details.
Add or delete linked bank accounts.
Block your physical card and ask for a new card.
Edit fast transport settings.
Set up family sharing on iPhone

With Family Sharing, up to six family members can share purchases from
the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Books; Members of the Apple
Music family; subscribe to Apple News +; subscribe to Apple Arcade;
subscribe to Apple TV +; Apple TV prepaid channels; iCloud storage plan;
Information Usage time; family calendar; but a family photo; Moreover,
they do not all need to share an account.
To use Family Sharing, an adult family member (organizer) selects the

features that the family should share and invites up to five additional family
members to join. When family members join, the family sharing feature is
automatically installed on their device.
Family Sharing requires you (the organizer) to sign in with your Apple ID
and verify the Apple ID you use for the iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple
Books (usually you use the same Apple ID for everything). Family sharing
is available on devices that meet the following minimum system
requirements: iOS 8, iPad 13, Mac with OS X 10.10, or PC with iCloud for
Windows 7. You can only join one family group at a time.
Note . You can adjust the screen time for each family member using Family
Sharing on your device or separately on your device.
Start by sharing with your family

Go to Settings> [your name]> Set up family sharing.
Tap the features you want to share:

Buy Share
ICloud storage
Share location
Used time
Apple Music
Apple TV +
Channel
Apple Arcade
Apple News +
Follow the on-screen instructions to register.
Depending on which features you choose, you may need to set up a family
membership in Apple Music or subscribe to the iCloud repository. If you
choose to share your iTunes Store, App Store, and Apple Books purchases
with your family members, you agree to pay for any purchases they make
when they are a member of a family group.
Create an Apple ID for your child
Go to Settings> [your name]> Family sharing> Add a family
member.
Tap Create child account, then follow the on-screen
instructions.
Your child's account will be added to your family until they are
13 years of age or older.
Accept the invitation to join Family Access
In the invitation, click Accept.
Or, if you were with the organizer during setup, you can enter your Apple
ID and password on the Apple ID screen of family members on the
organizer device.
Share family
Any family member can leave the Family Sharing group, but
only the organizer can stop sharing the family.
Go to Settings> [your name]> Family sharing> [your name].
Click Exit Home.
If you are the organizer, click Stop Family Access.
Enable purchase requisition on iPhone

When your Family Sharing group shares purchases as a family organizer,
you can ask young family members to ask for approval for free purchases or
downloads.
Go to Settings> [your name]> Family Sharing.

Touch the person's name to request approval, then turn on
Purchase Request.
Note : Age restrictions for purchase requests vary by region. In the United
States, a family organizer may apply for purchase for any family member
under the age of 18; for children under the age of 13, this feature is enabled
by default.
Use iMessage in Messaging on iPhone

In Messaging, you can decorate your chats with stickers, play games, share
songs, and more - all through iMessage - without leaving Messages. You
can expand your messaging settings by downloading more iMessage apps
from the App Store.
Chat messages by selecting the iMessage App browser button. Emotic
stickers are displayed in the open application bar.
View and download iMessage applications
During a Messages conversation, click the Store button to open the

iMessages App Store.
Tap the app to see more information and reviews, then tap the price to
purchase the app, or tap Get to download the free app. All purchases are
made through the payment method associated with your Apple ID.
Use the iMessage application

During a call, tap iMessage in the application bar.
Tap an item in iMessage to add it to the tooltip.
Add a comment if you want, and then click the Send button to
send the message, or the Delete button to cancel.
CHAPTER TEN
Download music to iPhone

Use Music to enjoy music stored on iPhone and music streamed over the
Internet. With an additional Apple Music subscription, you can listen to
millions of songs without ads and share music with friends.
Download music to play on iPhone in the following ways:

Become an Apple Music Subscriber : Transfer as much music as you
want from your Apple Music catalog and music library with your
subscription and Wi-Fi or cellular connection. You can download songs,
albums and playlists and share music with friends.
Note: Services and features are not available in all countries or regions, and
may vary by region. There may be an additional charge for using cellular
communications.
Join Family Sharing : Get an Apple Music Family Membership, and all
members of your Family Sharing can enjoy Apple Music.
Buy music from the iTunes Store: See Download music, movies, TV
shows, and more in the iTunes Store on your iPhone.
To sync music with Music (macOS Catalina) or iTunes (macOS 10.14 or

later and a Windows PC) on your computer:
Listen to Apple Music Radio : Apple Music Radio offers three radio
stations around the world that are broadcast live on Apple Music - Apple
Music 1, Apple Music Hits and Apple Music Country.
Make and answer calls with AirPods on iPhone

You can make and answer phone calls and FaceTime calls using AirPods
connected to your iPhone.
Make calls with AirPods

When wearing AirPods, do the following:
AirPods : (AirPods Pro and 2nd Generation) Say "Hey Siri," then say
something like "Call Eliza's cell phone" or "Call FaceTime." (You can also
set any of your AirPods to call Siri by pressing.
AirPods: (first generation) Double-tap any of your AirPods to call Siri, wait
for the call, and then make your request. (By default, double-clicking calls
Siri, but you can change this behavior in the settings.
Answer calls with AirPods
Do the following to answer the call; Do the same to deactivate or divert the
call:
AirPods Pro : Press the force sensor on one of your AirPods.

AirPods : (2nd generation) Tap one of your AirPods.
AirPods : (first generation) Double-tap one of your AirPods.
Listen with AirPods on iPhone

Use AirPods to listen to sounds from your iPhone.
Listen to what's playing on your iPhone
Put one or both AirPods in your ear.
Advice . You can share what you're listening to with a friend in AirPods, a
Beats headset, or a compatible headset.
Stop the sound

Remove both AirPods from your ears, or if you are wearing only one,
remove it. If you put it in your ear for 15 seconds, playback will resume
automatically.
All models: Remove one while listening to both AirPods. When you put it
in your ear, playback resumes automatically.
AirPods Pro: Press the force sensor on one of your AirPods. To resume
playback, press again.
The AirPod illustration on the right shows the position of the force sensor.
When the AirPod is placed in the ear, the force sensor will be on the upper
edge of the body.
Note : If you press the power sensor for too long, a bell will ring and the
noise control mode will change. Press and hold the power sensor to return
to the desired mode, and then try to pause or resume playback.
AirPods : (2nd generation) Double-tap one of your AirPods . To resume

playback, double-tap it again.
AirPods : (first generation) You can pause any of your AirPods when you
double-tap it, and then resume playback when you double-tap it again.
Skip tracks
AirPods Pro: To move forward, double-tap the power sensor on one of your
AirPods. To go back, triple-tap the sensor.
AirPods: (2nd generation) To move forward, double-tap one of your

AirPods. You can adjust the return of one of them when you double-tap it.
AirPods: (first generation) You can set any of your AirPods forward or
backward when you double-tap it.
Changing the noise control mode (AirPods Pro)
Open Control Center, press and hold the volume control, and then select
one of the following settings at the bottom of the screen:
Noise reduction : blocks external sounds.
Transparency : allows you to hear the surroundings.
Off : Turns off noise absorption and transparency.
Advice . To quickly change the mode, press and hold the power sensor on
one of the AirPods Pro until you hear a ringtone. (In Settings, you can
select available modes.
Change the volume
Call Siri, and then say something like "Decrease Volume." Or, drag the
volume slider to the play destination screen, the lock screen, or the Control
Center.
You can use Health on your iPhone to control the volume of your AirPods.
It can be helpful to understand how long and often you are exposed to high
volume, as this can affect your hearing.
Transfer videos and photos wirelessly to Apple TV or Smart TV from

iPhone
You can wirelessly transfer videos or photos to Apple TV or a smart TV
that supports AirPlay 2. When playing a video in Apple TV or another
supported video program, tap the screen to open the controls, tap the Screen
Mirror button, and then select a smart TV that supports Apple TV or
AirPlay 2 as the playback point. The movie is playing on the iPhone screen.
At the bottom of the screen are the playback controls, including the Mirror
screen at the bottom right.
LEGO Movie 2: The second part is now available in the Apple TV app
If the AirPlay passcode appears on the TV screen, enter the password on

your iPhone.
Display photos on Apple TV or Smart TV that support AirPlay 2

In Photos, tap a photo, tap the Share button, swipe up, tap AirPlay, and then
select Apple TV or a smart TV that supports AirPlay 2 as the playback
point. If the AirPlay passcode appears on the TV screen, enter the password
on your iPhone.
Display iPhone on Apple TV or Smart TV

On your Apple TV or smart TV, you can show almost anything
that is displayed on your iPhone.
Open the Control Center.
Tap Screen Mirroring, then select Apple TV or a smart TV that
supports AirPlay 2 as the playback point.
If the AirPlay passcode appears on the TV screen, enter the
password on your iPhone.
To return to iPhone, click Stop Mirroring or the Screen Mirror
button, and then select your iPhone.
Configure AirPods settings with iPhone

You can change various settings, including the name of your AirPods, as
well as how each of them responds when you click on it or click on it.
Open the AirPods window.

On iPhone, go to Settings> Bluetooth.
Click the Install button next to your AirPods in the list of
devices.
Rename your AirPods: Tap the current name, enter a new name, and then
tap Done.
Change what happens when you press and hold the power sensor:
(AirPods Pro) Select left or right, then select to call Siri or change the noise
control mode. To select modes to use, tap a mode to turn it on or off.
Change the double-tap function: (First and second-generation AirPods)

Select Left or Right, then select an option.
Disable or turn on automatic ear detection: Click Automatic ear

detection.
When automatic ear detection is turned on, AirPods senses that they are in
your ears, and automatically plays sound from your iPhone. Playback is
paused when you delete one of the AirPods. After deleting both, playback
stops. When you turn on automatic ear detection and don't wear AirPods,
the sound is output through the iPhone speaker.
When automatic ear detection is turned off, all the sound from your iPhone
will be played on your AirPods, even when you're not wearing them.
Set the microphone to the left, right, or auto: Tap Microphone, then select
an option. When the microphone is set to Automatic, any of your AirPods
can act as a microphone. If you use only one of them, it will act as a
microphone.
When you select Always left or Always right, the microphone you select
becomes a microphone, even if you take it out of your ear or put it in a case.
How to Play audio from iPhone on HomePod

You can play audio from your iPhone on wireless devices such as
HomePod, Apple TV, Smart TV that support AirPlay 2, as well as
headphones and Bluetooth speakers.
Play audio from iPhone on a wireless device
On your iPhone, open an audio app, such as Music, and then

select an item to play.
Press the play destination button, then select a play point.
On-screen playback controls Now playing for the music,
including the playback destination button at the bottom of the
screen.
Note . If your AirPlay 2-enabled devices don't appear in the playlist, make
sure they're on the same Wi-Fi network. On a Bluetooth device, the
playback point will return to iPhone if you move the device out of range of
Bluetooth.
During audio playback, you can change the playback point on the lock
screen or in the Control Center. On the lock screen, press the AirPlay
button. In Control Center, press and hold the Now Playing controls, and
then click AirPlay.
Note . For information on how to set up a Bluetooth audio device, see In the
Connecting a Bluetooth Device section.
Play sound on multiple devices that support AirPlay 2

Using AirPlay 2 and iPhone, audio can be played on multiple AirPlay 2-
compactible gadgets connected to the same Wi-Fi network. For example,
you can play party playlists on HomePod speakers in the living room and
kitchen, on Apple TV in the bedroom, and on smart TVs that support
AirPlay 2 in the room.
Ask Siri. Say something like:

"Stop playing music anywhere"
"Set the dining room volume to 10 percent"
"What are you playing in the kitchen?"
"Play a song I like in the kitchen"
"Add a living room speaker"

"Remove music from the kitchen"
"Transfer music to the cave"
You can also select play points on the iPhone screen.

In an audio application, such as music or podcasts, tap Now playing at the
bottom of the screen, and then click AirPlay.
From the Control Center: Touch and hold the Now Playing controls, and
then press AirPlay.
On the lock screen: tap the AirPlay button.
Select each device you want to use.
The iPhone screen displays the HomePod and Apple TV as the selected
audio destination.
Note : Devices located in the stereo pair are considered as one audio device.
Transfer audio from iPhone to HomePod

When playing audio from music, podcasts, or other audio apps, lift iPhone
to the top of the HomePod.
Mute has the following requirements:
iPhone and HomePod must be in the same HomeKit home and

in the same Wi-Fi network.
You must be logged in using the same Apple ID on both
devices.
Your devices must have Bluetooth turned on in Settings and
within Bluetooth range (about 33 feet or 10 meters).
To turn off data transfer between iPhone and HomePod and
other devices, go to Settings> General> AirPlay & Handoff.
Print from iPhone

Use AirPrint to print wirelessly to an AirPrint-enabled printer from
programs such as Mail, Photos, and Safari. Many apps available in the App
Store also support AirPrint. iPhone and printer should be using the same
Wi-Fi network.
View the status of a print job
Open the application switching program, and then click Print

Center.
The icon on the icon indicates how many documents are in the
queue.
To cancel a print job, select it in the Print Center and click
Cancel Print.
Printing documents
Touch the "Share", "More" or "Reply" buttons (depending on the program

you're using), and then click "Print." (Swipe up if you don't see Print.)
Connect iPhone to CarPlay
Set up CarPlay by connecting iPhone and car using the car's USB port or its
wireless capabilities.
Make sure Siri is turned on on iPhone

If Siri isn't already turned on on your iPhone, go to Settings>
Siri & Search, and then turn on one of the following options:
Click the side button for Siri (iPhone X or later)
Press Home for Siri (other models)
Connect via USB
Connect iPhone to the car's USB port with an Apple-approved Lightning to

USB cable. The USB port can be attached with the CarPlay logo or a
smartphone image.
Wireless connection
On a car that supports CarPlay wirelessly, do one of the following (for
detailed instructions, see the user guide):
Press and hold the voice command button on the steering

wheel.
Make sure your car is in wireless mode or Bluetooth mode.
On your iPhone, go to Settings> General> CarPlay> Available
Cars.
Choose your vehicle.
On some models, CarPlay Home appears automatically when
you connect iPhone.
If the CarPlay home page is not displayed, select the CarPlay
logo on your car screen.
CHAPTER ELEVEN
Restore iPhone to factory settings

You can use your Mac or Windows PC to erase all data and settings from
iPhone, restore iPhone to factory settings, and install the latest version of
iOS.
Important : Restoring iPhone to factory settings will delete all data and
settings. However, before the iPhone is erased, you have the option to back
up your iPhone. If you're backing up, you can use it to restore data and
settings on your iPhone or a new device.
Connect your iPhone to your computer via USB.
In the Finder sidebar on your Mac: Select your iPhone, click General at
the top of the window, and then click Restore iPhone.
Note. To use Finder to restore iPhone to factory settings, you need macOS
Catalina. For previous versions of macOS, use iTunes to restore iPhone.
In iTunes on a Windows PC: Click the iPhone button in the upper-left

corner of the iTunes window, click Summary, and then click Restore
iPhone.
Follow the instructions on the screen.
Set apps location access

With Location Services, you can select location-based applications — such
as reminders, maps, cameras, and wallets — that can collect and use data
that indicates your location. Your approximate location is determined using
information about cellular network, Wi-Fi LAN (if Wi-Fi is enabled),
Global Positioning System (GPS) (if available), and Bluetooth (if you have
Bluetooth enabled). When an application uses Location Services, the
Location Services icon appears in the status bar.
Enable location services
If you didn't turn on Location Services when you first set up your iPhone,
go to Settings> Privacy> Location Services, and then turn on Location
Services.
Disable location services
Go to Settings> Privacy> Location Services, and select one of the options

to turn off Location Services for some or all applications or services.
If you turn off Location Services, you'll be prompted to turn it back on

when the next application or service tries to use it.
Read the terms and privacy policy for third-party applications to understand
how the program uses the data requested by the application.
Hide maps in location service alerts

By allowing the application to always use your location in the background,
you can receive notifications when the application uses this information.
(These notifications allow you to change permissions if you wish.) Map
notifications show places you've recently visited.
To hide maps, go to Settings> Privacy> Location services> Location

notifications, and turn off Show map in Location notifications.
When the installation is turned off, you continue to receive location
notifications, but the map is not displayed.
Change the location service settings for system services
Some system services, such as location-based referrals and location-based

advertising, use location services.
To view the status of each service, to enable or disable Location Services

for each service, or to display Location Services icons in the status bar
when system services are enabled at your location, go to Settings> Privacy>
Location Services> System Services.
Delete important places
The Maps app keeps track of places you've recently visited, as well as when
and how often you visit them. Maps use this information to provide you
with personalized services, such as intelligent traffic routing. You can delete
this information.
Note : Critical locations are encrypted through and cannot be read by

Apple.
Go to Settings> Privacy> Location Services> System Services> Important

Location.
Delete a place: Tap the place, click Edit, and then click Delete.
Delete all places: Tap Clear history. This action will delete all important
places on any device that has the same Apple ID.
Set a password on iPhone

For better security, set an input password to unlock iPhone when you turn
on or wake iPhone. Setting a password provides data protection that will
encrypt iPhone data with 256-bit AES encryption. (Some programs may
choose not to use data protection.)
Set or change the password

Go to Settings and do one of the following:
On iPhone with face ID : Touch face ID and password.
On iPhone, Home button: tap Touch ID and password.
Tap Enable Password or Change Password.
To view password creation options, tap Password settings. The safest

options are your own alphanumeric code and a special code.
After setting the password, you can unlock your iPhone using Face ID or
Touch ID (depending on your model). However, for added security, you
should always enter a password to unlock iPhone under the following
conditions:
You turn on or restart iPhone.

You haven't unlocked your iPhone for over 48 hours.
You haven't unlocked your iPhone with a password in the last
6.5 days, and you haven't unlocked it with Face ID or Touch ID
in the last 4 hours.
Your iPhone receives a remote lock command.
There are five failed attempts to unlock your iPhone with Face ID or Touch
ID. Attempts have been made to use emergency SOS (see Making an
emergency call on iPhone).
Attempts are being made to see your medical ID (see Creating and
Providing a Health Certificate with iPhone Health Care).
Change when iPhone locks automatically

Go to Settings> Display and brightness> Auto-lock, and then set the length
of time.
Delete data after 10 failed passwords

Set iPhone to erase all information, media, and personal settings after 10
consecutive failed password attempts.
On iPhone with face ID: Touch face ID and password.
On iPhone with Home button: Touch Touch ID and password.
Turn on Clear Data.
After all data has been erased, you must either restore the device from a
backup or reset it as new.
Disable password
On iPhone with face ID: Touch face ID and password.
On iPhone with Home button: Touch Touch ID and password.
Tap Disable password.
Set up Face ID on iPhone
Use Face ID (compatible models) to unlock your iPhone, verify purchases

and payments, and log in to many third-party apps just by staring at your
iPhone.
You must also set a password on your iPhone to use Face ID.
Set up a Face ID or add an alternate look
If you didn't set up Face ID when you first set up iPhone, go to Settings>
Face ID & Passcode> Set up Face ID, and then follow the on-screen
instructions. To set up an additional face ID look, go to Settings> Face ID
and Password> Set Alternate Look, and follow the on-screen instructions.
If you have physical limitations, you can touch Availability settings when
setting up Face ID. When you do this, the face recognition setting does not
require full head movement. Using Face ID is still safe, but it requires more
consistency in how you look at your iPhone. Face ID also has an
accessibility feature that you can use if you are blind or visually impaired.
If you don't want Face ID to ask you to open your eyes on your iPhone, go
to Settings> Accessibility, and then turn off Face ID. This feature
automatically shuts off if you turn on VoiceOver when you first set up
iPhone.
Temporarily disable Face ID
Press and hold the side button and the volume button for 2
seconds.
When the sliders appear, press the side button to lock your
iPhone immediately.
iPhone locks automatically if you don't touch the screen for a
minute or longer.
The next time you unlock iPhone with your password, Face ID
will be re-enabled.
Disable Face ID
Go to Settings> Face ID and Password.
Disable Face ID for certain items only: Disable one or more options: unlock
iPhone, Apple Pay, iTunes & App Store, or Safari AutoFill.
Disabling Face ID: Click Reset Face ID.
Create website and app passwords on iPhone

By signing up for the service on websites and apps, you can allow iPhone to
create strong passwords for your multiple accounts or create your own.
iPhone saves passwords in iCloud Keychain and automatically fills them in
for you, so you don't need to memorize them. If you use the same password
in multiple accounts, iPhone marks it for you.
Note : For iPhone to generate and store passwords, you need to turn on the
iCloud keychain. Go to Settings> [your name]> iCloud> Keychain.
Create a password for the new account
On the new account or website screen, enter a new account name.
For supported websites and applications, iPhone will offer a strong and
unique password.
Choose a recommended password: Tap Use strong password.
Create your own password: click Choose my password.
To later allow iPhone to automatically enter a password for you, click Yes
when asked if you want to save it.
Automatically fill in saved passwords

On the login screen for a website or app, tap the account name field.
Tap the suggested account at the bottom of the screen or at the

top of the keyboard.
Tap the AutoFill password button, click More passwords, and
then tap an account.
Password entered. To see the password, click the Show
password text button.
To enter an unsaved account or password, click the Keyboard
button on the login screen.
View saved passwords

Ask Siri. Say something like, "Show me my password." Learn how to ask
in Siri.
To see the password for your account, tap it.
You can also see your password without asking Siri. Do one these, then
click an account to see its password:
Go to Settings> Passwords and Accounts> Website and

Application Passwords.
On the login screen, tap the AutoFill Password button, and then
tap More Passwords.
Weak password change
Go to Settings> Passwords and Accounts> Website and Application
Passwords.
Weak passwords are indicated by a password reuse warning.

Touch any account marked with a multiple password warning.
A message explaining what makes the password weak.
Click Change Password, and then change your password on the
website or in the application.
Browse web pages with Safari on iPhone

With Safari, you can browse web pages, add web pages to a reading list for
later reading, and add page icons to the home screen for quick access. If
you sign in to iCloud with the same Apple ID on all of your devices, you'll
be able to see the pages you've opened on other devices and keep your
bookmarks, history, and reading list up to date. Your devices.
A Safari window will open a web page with the address field at the top. At
the bottom, from left to right, are the Back, Forward, Share, Bookmarks,
and Page buttons.
Browse web pages with Safari

You can easily navigate the website with a few clicks.
Up : Double-tap the top of the screen to quickly return to the long top.
See more pages: Rotate iPhone to landscape orientation.
Refresh the page: Click the "Reload" button next to the address in the
search box.
Share link: Click the Share button.

Resize text, display and customize website
Use the View menu to increase or decrease the text size, switch to read
mode, set privacy restrictions, and more.
To open the View menu, click Site Settings to the left of the search box, and
then do any of the following:
Resize a font : Press a large A to increase the font size, or a small A to

decrease it.
To view a webpage without ads or navigation menus: Tap Show Reader
view (if available).
Hide search box: Tap the Hide toolbar (tap the top of the screen to restore
the box).
To view the desktop version of the website: Tap Invite desktop website (if
available).
Install display and privacy controls for each visit to this website: Tap
Website settings.
Website preview
Tap and hold a link in Safari to preview the link without opening the page.
To open the link, tap the preview window or select another option.
To close the preview and remain on the current page, click anywhere
outside the preview window.
The overlay image shows a preview of the destination URL, then a list of
possible actions: Open, Add to Reading List, Add to Photo, Copy, and
Share. You can configure your settings in the Safari application to keep
your browser private and protect you from malicious websites.
Manage your Safari privacy and security settings
Go to Settings> Safari, and then in the Privacy and Security section, turn
any of the following on or off:
Prevent cross-site tracking: Safari restricts third-party cookies and data by

default. Disable this option to allow tracking on multiple websites.
Block all cookies: Enable this option to prevent websites from adding
cookies to your iPhone. (To delete cookies that already exist on iPhone, go
to Settings> Safari> Clear
Warning for Fraudulent Site : Safari displays a warning if you are on a

suspected phishing website. Disable this option if you do not want to
receive phishing site alerts.
Apple Pay Verification: Sites that use Apple Pay can verify that Apple Pay
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Go to Settings> Safari> Clear Website History and Data.
Visit websites without creating stories
Click Pages, and then click Privacy.
When Private Browsing is turned on, Safari's background turns black

instead of white, and the websites you visit don't appear in your iPhone's
history or a list of tabs on other devices.
To hide websites and exit Private Browsing, tap Pages, then tap Private
again. Web pages will reappear the next time you use Private View.
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iPhone 11 User Guide

The Complete Instructional Manual to Unlock Your iPhone 11, 11 Pro

Turn on and configure iPhone

For the smoothest possible setting, prepare the following items:

Turn on and set up your iPhone

To turn off iPhone, do one of the following:

Update iPhone iOS

Note. Set up iPhone backup automatically or back up your device manually

Update iPhone automatically

Go to Settings> General> Software Update.

Update iPhone manually

Update using your computer

Connect your iPhone to your computer via USB.

Do one of the following:

In iTunes on a Windows PC: Click the iPhone button in the upper-left

Click Check for Updates.

To install the available updates, click the Update button.

Important : You must first back up your iPhone.

Turn on a new or recently uninstalled iPhone.

Restore iPhone from computer backup

Do one of the following:

In iTunes on a Windows PC: If more than one device is connected to the

Follow these steps on your iPhone:

Follow the setup assistant.

On your Android device, follow these steps:

Manually move content from your Android device to your iPhone,

Mail, contacts, and calendar

Photos and videos

Link your Android gadget to your computer and discover your

Books and PDFs

Set up a mobile service

Important : Nano-SIM may be required to use mobile services when

Set up your mobile rate with eSIM

Go to Settings> Cellular, and then tap Add Cell Rate.

Go to Settings> Mobile Phone.

When using two SIM cards, note the following:

If you make a call from another device, such as a Mac, by forwarding it to

Use the SIM card PIN for your iPhone or iPad

Turn the SIM card PIN on or off

If you have an iPhone, go to Settings> Cellular> SIM PIN. If

If you forget or do not know your SIM card PIN

How to unlock iPhone for use with other media

Remove the SIM card.

Back up your iPhone.

Connect your iPhone to the Internet

Connect iPhone to Wi-Fi

Go to Settings> Wi-Fi, then turn on Wi-Fi.

One network: enter a password if required.

Join a personal access point

Change iPhone sound and vibration

Set the sound and vibration settings

Go to Settings> Sound & Reception (on supported models) or

Select a tone (scroll to view all).

Disable or enable Haptics system

Wake up and unlock iPhone

To wake up iPhone, do one of the following:

Press the side button or the Sleep / Wake button (depending on

Raise iPhone. You can turn off Raise to wake up in Settings>

Tap the screen (supported models).

On supported models, tap the screen or lift iPhone to wake up,

To lock iPhone, press the side button. iPhone locks

Unlock iPhone with Touch ID

Unlock iPhone with a password