Pro TipsLock Apps (iOS 18)

How to Lock Apps on iPhone and iPad πŸ”

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Starting with iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, Apple officially supports locking any app on your iPhone or iPad using biometric authentication or a password πŸ” This is especially useful for finance apps like MoneyKeeper πŸ™Œ



(1) Long-press the icon of the app you want to lock. A menu like the one below will appear.

When you long-press the app icon, a menu appears with options like "Require Face ID (Require Touch ID)" or "Hide and Require Face ID".

When you long-press the app icon, a menu appears with options like "Require Face ID (Require Touch ID)" or "Hide and Require Face ID".

(2) In the menu that appears, tap your preferred option: either β€œRequire Face ID (Require Touch ID)” or β€œHide and Require Face ID”.

Tap your preferred option: either "Require Face ID (Require Touch ID)" or "Hide and Require Face ID".

Tap your preferred option: either "Require Face ID (Require Touch ID)" or "Hide and Require Face ID".

(3) Once biometric authentication is complete, you’ll need to authenticate each time you open the app πŸ”

Once biometric authentication is complete, you'll need to authenticate each time you open the app πŸ”

Once biometric authentication is complete, you'll need to authenticate each time you open the app πŸ”

(4) To disable the lock, long-press the app icon again and select β€œDon’t Require Touch ID (Face ID)” just like you did to enable it.

To disable the lock, long-press the app icon again and select "Don't Require Touch ID (Face ID)" just like you did to enable it.

To disable the lock, long-press the app icon again and select "Don't Require Touch ID (Face ID)" just like you did to enable it.

References


iPhone User Guide – Lock or hide apps on iPhone


iPad User Guide – Lock or hide apps on iPad




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