Install Secret Folder Icon and a folder named… ‘Folder’ will appear on your desktop. If you know of one let me know in the comments below. We chose Secret Folder Icon, aka ‘Folder’. You’ll need to purchase a third-party app. Okay, we’re going to assume at this stage that the suggestions above don’t solve your problem, and you still wish to create a folder that requires a passcode lock to open. (See also: 10 Mobile Apps for fun-filled road trip.) Use app to passcode lock folder on iPad You’ll need to use it to unlock your iPad every time you use it. Again, make sure it is one you can remember. You’ll be asked to input a four-digit code on the onscreen display. It will prevent anyone who happens upon your iPad opening it up. Really, this is only sensible, and you should do it for your iPad regardless of whether you choose to passcode lock an individual folder.
Passcode lock your iPadĪlternatively, you could passcode lock the whole iPad.
When it’s time to put your iPad back to normal, triple-click the home button and enter the four-digit passcode. When you’re ready to lock to the app, press the Start button in the top righthand corner of the screen. Once it’s up and running, quickly tap the home button three times. Now in the app, you want to lock into Guided Access mode and launch it. Flip the switch and tap Set Passcode to create a four-digit passcode. Go to Settings, General, Accessibility, and select Guided Access.
0 kommentar(er)
