iPhone 13 User Guide: ⚜The Most Complete & Easy-to-Understand iPhone 13 Guide for Seniors & Beginners with the Latest Tips & Tricks. ⚜ Learn Quickly How to Master It to Keep In by Price Chris Lawrence

Author:Price, Chris Lawrence
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2022-01-23T00:00:00+00:00

Toggle each option off and then turn it on again. It takes about 30 seconds for the change to take effect.

When you’ve finished experimenting, go ahead and press Save at the bottom of the screen.

If you want to revert everything to normal, just repeat steps 1 through 3.

15. Saving to iCloud for Offline Reading

Have terrible internet coverage and want to read quickly and easily? If your iPhone is connected to your iCloud account, you could save content to your Reading List for offline browsing by utilizing a function hidden in Settings. Here’s how to do it.

iCloud is Apple’s cloud storage service that allows users to access their files from anywhere with internet connectivity and even sync them across multiple devices. It also lets you back up all of those files to iTunes so they’re always available if you ever need to restore your phone or tablet.

But what about when you’re not connected to Wi-Fi? What if you want to read something while you’re out hiking or driving down the highway? Or maybe you just don’t trust Wi-Fi at home because it could be compromised by hackers.

The good news is that there are ways to get around these limitations. You can download PDFs directly onto your device, store documents locally, or use third-party apps like Pocket or Instapaper to cache content online for later viewing. But none of these options come without drawbacks—and some require complicated setup steps.

Fortunately, there’s another option: Save articles on your Reading List. This feature was first introduced as part of iOS 6 (which launched alongside the iPhone 5) and has since been updated several times over. The latest update on iOS 15, brings several new features including support for Safari tabs. And now, thanks to a recent change in iOS settings, you can easily add items to your Reading List from any web browser.

16. Here’s How to Do It.

Open Safari on your iPhone or iPad and navigate to the page containing the article you’d like to save. Then tap the Share button in the top right corner of the screen. Select Open in . . . then choose Read Later from the list. A prompt will appear asking whether you’d like to create a bookmark for this site. Tap Yes. Now open the app drawer and select Bookmarks > Favorites. Find the newly created bookmark and drag it into the bookmarks bar above. That’s it! You’ve added the item to your Reading List.

You’ll notice that each time you visit the same website, the link will show up again on your Reading List.

17. Adding Credit Cards to Safari

Open the Settings app on your device (either iOS or OS X). Tap “Passwords & Accounts.” Scroll down until you see the list of accounts that are already added to this setting. Select any account listed there and tap it once to open its settings page. Now scroll further down to find the option labeled as “Add Card.” Choose the type of card you wish to store—Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, etc.

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