How To Password Protect An App Iphone at Andrew Penner blog

How To Password Protect An App Iphone. Locking an app requires face id, touch id, or your passcode to open the app. You can lock practically any app on your iphone or ipad behind biometric or passcode protection. From the main screen, you need to tap settings, account, privacy, and screen lock —you'll then be able to set up touch id or face id to guard access to your conversations. Some of the apps that come with iphone can’t. And we're not talking about using any funky workarounds, either. Use face id and passcode. It even safeguards your personal information, keeping it out of sight across the system. This article explains how it's done, but if your device is running ios 16.4 or later, you can use a new lock screen action to lock specific apps behind facetime or your iphone's. Open settings > screen time > content and privacy restrictions > allowed. There's now an official apple way to protect sensitive apps and their data.

Some of the apps that come with iphone can’t. There's now an official apple way to protect sensitive apps and their data. Open settings > screen time > content and privacy restrictions > allowed. From the main screen, you need to tap settings, account, privacy, and screen lock —you'll then be able to set up touch id or face id to guard access to your conversations. It even safeguards your personal information, keeping it out of sight across the system. Use face id and passcode. You can lock practically any app on your iphone or ipad behind biometric or passcode protection. This article explains how it's done, but if your device is running ios 16.4 or later, you can use a new lock screen action to lock specific apps behind facetime or your iphone's. Locking an app requires face id, touch id, or your passcode to open the app. And we're not talking about using any funky workarounds, either.

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How To Password Protect An App Iphone This article explains how it's done, but if your device is running ios 16.4 or later, you can use a new lock screen action to lock specific apps behind facetime or your iphone's. Locking an app requires face id, touch id, or your passcode to open the app. You can lock practically any app on your iphone or ipad behind biometric or passcode protection. It even safeguards your personal information, keeping it out of sight across the system. This article explains how it's done, but if your device is running ios 16.4 or later, you can use a new lock screen action to lock specific apps behind facetime or your iphone's. And we're not talking about using any funky workarounds, either. Use face id and passcode. Open settings > screen time > content and privacy restrictions > allowed. Some of the apps that come with iphone can’t. From the main screen, you need to tap settings, account, privacy, and screen lock —you'll then be able to set up touch id or face id to guard access to your conversations. There's now an official apple way to protect sensitive apps and their data.