iPhone X tips and tricks you need to know

**iPhone 10 Review: Tips and Tricks**

If you're planning to buy an iPhone 10, I thought the swipe to close option had disappeared with the new device, but thankfully, it's still there. Additionally, quick shout out to David and Chad Michael for the love of music, and James Baker for pointing this out so soon after the release of my 3-day review.

One of the biggest changes with the iPhone 10 is how to close apps. To open up the app switcher, you can swipe up and hold, then press and hold until you see the little closed icons, and then you can swipe up to close them just as on previous iPhones. However, opening up the apps can feel a little bit sluggish if you just swipe and hold straight up, but as Jayden Dickinson, a Morello gamer pointed out, you can actually swipe up into the right to enable "Fill" which is a bit quicker.

**Reach Ability**

Even though the iPhone 10 is only a little bit larger than the iPhone 8, stretching all the way up to the top of that screen can be a little bit hard, especially for Mike Donald Trump sized hands. Reach ability doesn't come enabled on the iPhone 10 by default, so you can turn it on by going to Settings > General > Accessibility and then Reach Ability. Once activated, you access it by swiping down at the very bottom of the screen.

**Accessing Siri and Apple Pay**

The removal of the home button has moved these two features to the side button. To access Siri, simply long press on the side button, while to use Apple pay, DoubleTap under "Apple Pay". If you're wondering how to turn the phone off, since serious, now a long press on that side button is required.

**Face ID**

I've never wants to go back to touch ID, but face ID works brilliantly and I've grown accustomed to it. However, what if you need to disable it? To do so, hold either of the volume buttons and the side button until you feel a little vibration, then face ID is disabled and the only way to get in is to use your passcode. After you've entered your passcode and locked it again, face ID will automatically reenable.

**Disabling Face ID for Non-Attention Mode**

If you want to unlock your iPhone without looking directly at it, as standard, you need to be looking directly at your iPhone with your eyes open and paying attention to unlock it. However, if you're someone who just likes to quickly glance at your phone or look at it out of the corner of your eye to see notifications, well, you can actually disable the need for you to be paying attention head to Settings > Face ID & Accessibility and then toggle off "Attention" to turn this feature on. However, remember that this will also make the iPhone less secure as the control sensor is now all the way to the top of the screen.

**Flashlight and Camera Icons**

Apple has implemented two new icons at the bottom of the lockscreen for quicker access to two of the most used functions - the flashlight and camera. You can 3D touch these icons to access them, which is a whole lot quicker and easier to do without looking at your phone, especially the flashlight.

**Glance Bar**

The love-it-or-hate-it notch at the top has taken away some room from the usual info bar, taking away the option C battery percentage. Thankfully though, you can still glance at it by swiping down on the control center from the top right of the screen and you'll get to see that useful percentage once again.

**Force Restart**

If everything has gone wrong and you need to fall back on a traditional restart method, to do so, first press and release the volume up button, then press and release the volume down button, and finally hold the side button until you see the Apple logo. You'll know you've got it right when you see that screen, which is all about face ID if you've seen our iPhone 10 review.

**Conclusion**

That's it for this video, thanks for watching hit that like button if you enjoyed this video or found it useful subscribe if you haven't already and I'll catch you in the next one.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up everybody Steven cult of makea and today I'm going to give you nine tips you need to know about the iPhone 10 so as of today I have finally spent an entire week with the iPhone 10 with that there's a lot that I've learned from using it and from you guys in the comments but I think you'll find useful if you've just picked up the iPhone 10 or if you're planning to buy one first off its weapons or clothes in my 3-day review I thought the swipe to close option or disappeared with the iPhone 10 but thankfully I was wrong also quick shout out to David and Chad Michael for the love of music and James Baker for pointing this out so close apps open up the app switcher by swiping up and holding press and hold until you see the little closed icons and then you can swipe up to close them just as on previous iPhones secondly opening up the apps but you can feel a little bit sluggish if you just swipe and hold straight up but as Jayden Dickinson a Morello gamer pointed out you can actually swipe up into the right to enable a fill is a bit quicker it's a really small adjustment that makes a huge difference next up is reach ability even though the iPhone 10 is only a little bit larger than the iPhone 8 stretching all the way up to the top of that screen is a little bit hard especially for Mike Donald Trump sized hands reach ability doesn't come enabled on the iPhone 10 so you can turn it on by going to Settings General accessibility and then reach ability once activated you access it by swiping down at the very bottom of the screen this took me a little while to get the hang of but essentially swiping down on that tab at the bottom of the screen which is now the new home button tip number four is how to access Siri and Apple pay thanks to the removal of the home button these have now been moved to the side button talk to victory simply long press and it'll pop up tell me a joke what did one iphone say to the other right loan I used to know this one but Apple pay it's a quick DoubleTap under a verify you using face ID in case you're wondering how to turn the phone off since serious now a long press on that side Woodson it's a combination of the volume button and the side Woodson points:5 is all about face ID if you've seen our iPhone 10 review you'll know just how much we love face ID it works brilliantly and I've never wants to go back to touch ID but what if you need to disable it say you're being mugged and the trans getting to look at the iPhone screen to unlock it to do so you can hold either of the volume buttons and the side button until you feel a little tactic vibration then face ID is disabled and the only way to get in is to use your passcode after you've entered your passcode and locked it again face ID will automatically reenable as an extra little tip if you hold the volume button on the side button for little longer after that first vibration it's all then ringing alarm and automatically trigger emergency SOS and call the authorities talking a face ID what if you want to unlock your iPhone without looking directly at it as standard you need to be looking directly at your iPhone with your eyes open and paying attention to unlock it if you're someone who just likes to quickly glance at your phone or look at it out at the corner of your eye to see notifications well you can actually disable the need for you to be paying attention head to settings then face ID and attention you can then toggle off the need for attention to off doing this can also help with some sunglasses blocking face ID but remember that this will also make the iPhone less secure as the control sensor is now all the way to the top of the screen Apple has implemented two new icons at the bottom of the lockscreen for quicker access to two of the most used functions at the bottom of the screen there's now a flashlight and camera icons which can 3d touch to access it's a whole lot quicker and easier to do without looking at your phone which I constantly do with the flashlight of course you can still swipe right to left to open the camera that's again it's a lot easier and quicker using that new icon love it or hated that notch at the top has taken away some room from the usual info bar taking away the option C battery percentage thankfully though you can still glance at it by swiping down on the control center from the top right of the screen and you'll get to see that useful percentage once again and for my final tip which could be one of the most useful for the iPhone 10 is how to force restart if everything has gone wrong and you need to fall shall I phone tend to restart you'll need some fancy PlayStation 2 style sheets first press and release the volume pot then press and release the volume down and then finally hold the side button once you see the Apple logo you know you've got it right so that's it for this video thanks for watching hit that like button if you enjoyed this video or found it useful subscribe if you haven't already and I'll catch you in the next onewhat's up everybody Steven cult of makea and today I'm going to give you nine tips you need to know about the iPhone 10 so as of today I have finally spent an entire week with the iPhone 10 with that there's a lot that I've learned from using it and from you guys in the comments but I think you'll find useful if you've just picked up the iPhone 10 or if you're planning to buy one first off its weapons or clothes in my 3-day review I thought the swipe to close option or disappeared with the iPhone 10 but thankfully I was wrong also quick shout out to David and Chad Michael for the love of music and James Baker for pointing this out so close apps open up the app switcher by swiping up and holding press and hold until you see the little closed icons and then you can swipe up to close them just as on previous iPhones secondly opening up the apps but you can feel a little bit sluggish if you just swipe and hold straight up but as Jayden Dickinson a Morello gamer pointed out you can actually swipe up into the right to enable a fill is a bit quicker it's a really small adjustment that makes a huge difference next up is reach ability even though the iPhone 10 is only a little bit larger than the iPhone 8 stretching all the way up to the top of that screen is a little bit hard especially for Mike Donald Trump sized hands reach ability doesn't come enabled on the iPhone 10 so you can turn it on by going to Settings General accessibility and then reach ability once activated you access it by swiping down at the very bottom of the screen this took me a little while to get the hang of but essentially swiping down on that tab at the bottom of the screen which is now the new home button tip number four is how to access Siri and Apple pay thanks to the removal of the home button these have now been moved to the side button talk to victory simply long press and it'll pop up tell me a joke what did one iphone say to the other right loan I used to know this one but Apple pay it's a quick DoubleTap under a verify you using face ID in case you're wondering how to turn the phone off since serious now a long press on that side Woodson it's a combination of the volume button and the side Woodson points:5 is all about face ID if you've seen our iPhone 10 review you'll know just how much we love face ID it works brilliantly and I've never wants to go back to touch ID but what if you need to disable it say you're being mugged and the trans getting to look at the iPhone screen to unlock it to do so you can hold either of the volume buttons and the side button until you feel a little tactic vibration then face ID is disabled and the only way to get in is to use your passcode after you've entered your passcode and locked it again face ID will automatically reenable as an extra little tip if you hold the volume button on the side button for little longer after that first vibration it's all then ringing alarm and automatically trigger emergency SOS and call the authorities talking a face ID what if you want to unlock your iPhone without looking directly at it as standard you need to be looking directly at your iPhone with your eyes open and paying attention to unlock it if you're someone who just likes to quickly glance at your phone or look at it out at the corner of your eye to see notifications well you can actually disable the need for you to be paying attention head to settings then face ID and attention you can then toggle off the need for attention to off doing this can also help with some sunglasses blocking face ID but remember that this will also make the iPhone less secure as the control sensor is now all the way to the top of the screen Apple has implemented two new icons at the bottom of the lockscreen for quicker access to two of the most used functions at the bottom of the screen there's now a flashlight and camera icons which can 3d touch to access it's a whole lot quicker and easier to do without looking at your phone which I constantly do with the flashlight of course you can still swipe right to left to open the camera that's again it's a lot easier and quicker using that new icon love it or hated that notch at the top has taken away some room from the usual info bar taking away the option C battery percentage thankfully though you can still glance at it by swiping down on the control center from the top right of the screen and you'll get to see that useful percentage once again and for my final tip which could be one of the most useful for the iPhone 10 is how to force restart if everything has gone wrong and you need to fall shall I phone tend to restart you'll need some fancy PlayStation 2 style sheets first press and release the volume pot then press and release the volume down and then finally hold the side button once you see the Apple logo you know you've got it right so that's it for this video thanks for watching hit that like button if you enjoyed this video or found it useful subscribe if you haven't already and I'll catch you in the next one\n"