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Lock specific apps so only you can open them Apps can be unlocked with Face ID or your passcode You can also hide apps in a private Hidden folder

iOS includes robust privacy features that allow you to lock and hide apps, providing an extra layer of security for anything you’d rather keep to yourself. For instance, if you ha...


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What personal context actually gives Siri access to How onscreen awareness lets Siri act on more things How to control what Siri can and can’t see

Two of the features doing the most work in the new Siri are also the ones worth understanding properly before you start relying on them: personal context and onscreen awareness. ...


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How to set up Siri AI and find the new app What you can actually do inside it How to manage and delete your conversations

For fifteen years, Siri has been a voice with no home – you’d summon it, get a one-off answer, and it would vanish again. iOS 27 changes that, with a dedicated Siri app built for the kind of back-and-for...


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Set up a Child Account with age-based safeguards from day one Approve new contacts, websites, and app downloads before your kid can access them Use Time Allowances and Schedules to manage screen time by category and time of day

Apple’s never been shy about child safety. Family Sharing has let parents link accounts and share...


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A report from GEEKOM suggests parents should be running a digital check-up for their kids before going back to school – a ten-minute checklist of settings you ought to check before they start using devices for homework, not just playtime.

Ofcom research found that 53% of UK parents say ...


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