How to set up the Apple 11Pro app lock

In a society where everyone now has a mobile phone in their hands, mobile phone privacy is an aspect that everyone pays special attention to protecting. However, I believe that users who use iPhones can experience the problem of incomplete iOS functions, that is, many in the Android system.

When the relatively mature and commonly used personalization functions have been updated one after another, iOS is still in a state where there is no update at all. Among them, "App Lock" can also be regarded as a more commonly used privacy protection function.

On the iOS system, before this feature is updated, I believe that many iPhone users are quite helpless about their privacy protection. After all, when someone else is borrowing their own mobile phone to use, but there are applications on the mobile phone that are inconvenient or unwilling to be opened and seen by others.

1.First, open Settings

2.Select Screen Time (follow the prompts to confirm the first entry, and select My iPhone).

3.Set up a Screen Time passcode and remember it.

4.After setting the password, select [Apply Limit] - [Add Limit].

5.Add the apps you want to encrypt according to your personal needs. After selecting the app category you want to encrypt, click Next in the upper right corner to complete the settings.

Finally, go back to your desktop and open the app that sets up encryption and see if you need to enter a password to use it.

1. First find your phone's settings function and click to enter the phone's settings.

2. After entering the settings, find the general and click to enter the general settings.

3. Find Restrictions in the general settings and turn it on.

4. Enable restrictions, and then click on the software you need to turn on restrictions.

5. Finally, we are adjusting the software you need to set access restrictions, and then click on or off, and finally open the software again and find that you need to enter the password.

1.First, enter the phone's settings interface, select General, and click Open; 2.Once you are on the page, click on the "Restrictions" option and decide to enable the restrictions; 3.Then enter the password for access restrictions, and after the operation, the Apple 12 Settings App Lock is set.

Hope it helps, dear.

1. First press [Settings], as shown in the figure below

2. Go to Apple's [Settings] and move the home page up, as shown in the figure below:

3. Then see this [Display and Brightness] touch, as shown in the figure below:

4. In [Display & Brightness], we continue to press [Auto Lock], as shown in the figure below

5. At the beginning, it is set to [one minute], as shown in the figure below:

6. Here is an example of changing it to [5 minutes], so that you can set the lock screen, as shown in the figure below

Steps:

1. Find "Settings" on the main menu page and open it.

2. Click "TouchID & Password".

3. Click "Open Password".

4. Enter the six-digit password you want to set.

5. Enter the password again and wait to turn it on.

Apple's hidden tips:

1. You can set more complex passwords instead of just ordinary numbers.

2. If you want to delete and shake the phone when typing, a "undo" screen will pop up.

4. Apple can also take pictures with the volume button of the earphones.

Please upgrade the iOS system to 13 or above Go to Settings - Screen Time - Turn on Screen Time Tap This is my iPhone and then tap Set a passcode for Screen Time After setting a passcode you want, then tap App Limits Add a limit, select the app you want to set and set the time to 1 minute, and turn on "Block use when limit is reached" I take WeChat as an example After the setting is successful, go to the app to hang up for 1 minute, and then you will find that the app is locked and cannot be used Here, because I slid my hand to unravel the time of VX, the following figure is an example of QQ, which does not affect Click Request more usage time After entering the password, you can request another 15 minutes, 1 hour, etc. So that others don't know your password and can't use the application. This is currently the only way iOS can restrict apps.

Please upgrade the iOS system to 13 or above Go to Settings - Screen Time - Turn on Screen Time Tap This is my iPhone and then tap Set a passcode for Screen Time After setting a passcode you want, then tap App Limits Add a limit, select the app you want to set and set the time to 1 minute, and turn on "Block use when limit is reached" I take WeChat as an example After the setting is successful, go to the app to hang up for 1 minute, and then you will find that the app is locked and cannot be used Here, because I slid my hand to unravel the time of VX, the following figure is an example of QQ, which does not affect Click Request more usage time After entering the password, you can request another 15 minutes, 1 hour, etc. So that others don't know your password and can't use the application. This is currently the only way iOS can restrict apps.

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