Accessibility). You can use this to control what people who get hold of your device can do with it, and lock it to only a single app.
9 Jan 2014 Here's how it works: Head to the Settings menu of your iPhone and then the Accessibility section. Find Guided Access and enable it. Now, enter whatever app you want want to use and triple-click the Home button. Choose which areas of the screen you'd like to disable, if any, and click start.
25 Oct 2017 Guided Access helps you to stay focused on a task while using your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Guided Turn Guided Access on or off; Set a passcode that controls the use of Guided Access and prevents someone from leaving an active session; Set whether the device can go to sleep during a session
Setting up Guided Access on iPhone and iPad. Switch on Guided Access. You might also want to turn on the quick-shortcut (Accessibility Shortcut.) Optionally, you can also set a passcode by tapping on Set Passcode (you will be required to set one later on if you don't set it up here.) You've now setup Guided Access.
First, head into the Settings app, and tap on the General tab. Then scroll down to Accessibility, and drop into that with a tap. Scroll down to the Learning section, and tap on Guided Access to, well, access those preferences. Toggle Guided Access to ON at the top there, and you'll be asked to set a Passcode. Use something

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