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How to use hidden power button on iPhone and iPad
Sometimes you have to turn off your iPad or iPhone completely. That seems like a simple job, but since the introduction of Face ID it has become difficult. You can’t just hold down a physical button, it requires a special combination. Fortunately, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 adds a hidden power button to your iPhone and iPad.
Normally you can turn off the device completely by pressing and holding the side button and one of the volume buttons simultaneously until the power off screen appears. Thanks to a new virtual button you can now easily switch off the device.
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Add pages to Control Center and use on iPhone or iPad
The Control Center is a handy option where you can access various controls and shortcuts to apps. From the panel you can easily change settings and more. Since iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, the interface has been adjusted and you can now use pages.
You can consult the pages by swiping up or down in the control panel. As standard, you will find a page to control your music, speakers and TVs, a view for home accessories and an overview of all network connections. Of course you can also create your own pages.
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Customize the control panel for Mac
Just like the iPhone and iPad, the Mac has a control panel since macOS Big Sur that allows you to quickly and easily enable or disable system options. This way you can immediately adjust options such as WiFi, Bluetooth and AirDrop, but also enable Do Not Disturb, adjust the screen and change the volume.
The control panel, in English Control Center, is easy and quick to activate from the menu bar and ensures that you can quickly adjust system functions with just a few mouse clicks. Moreover, you can personalize the control panel and add or remove extra options.
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Check privacy and colored dot in iPhone, iPad and Mac Control Panel
You may not have noticed it yet, but colored dots regularly appear in the status or menu bar of your iPhone, iPad or Mac. These can be green, orange, blue, etc. This is to better guarantee the user’s privacy.
The colored dots are a privacy indicator and warn that an app is using your location, the camera or the microphone. With this privacy feature, Apple wants to prevent apps from secretly monitoring, eavesdropping or collecting data in the background without you knowing.
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How to use hidden power button on iPhone and iPad
Sometimes you have to turn off your iPad or iPhone completely. That seems like a simple job, but since the introduction of Face ID it has become difficult. You can’t just hold down a physical button, it requires a special combination. Fortunately, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 adds a hidden power button to your iPhone and iPad.
Normally you can turn off the device completely by pressing and holding the side button and one of the volume buttons simultaneously until the power off screen appears. Thanks to a new virtual button you can now easily switch off the device.
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Add pages to Control Center and use on iPhone or iPad
The Control Center is a handy option where you can access various controls and shortcuts to apps. From the panel you can easily change settings and more. Since iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, the interface has been adjusted and you can now use pages.
You can consult the pages by swiping up or down in the control panel. As standard, you will find a page to control your music, speakers and TVs, a view for home accessories and an overview of all network connections. Of course you can also create your own pages.
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Customize the control panel for Mac
Just like the iPhone and iPad, the Mac has a control panel since macOS Big Sur that allows you to quickly and easily enable or disable system options. This way you can immediately adjust options such as WiFi, Bluetooth and AirDrop, but also enable Do Not Disturb, adjust the screen and change the volume.
The control panel, in English Control Center, is easy and quick to activate from the menu bar and ensures that you can quickly adjust system functions with just a few mouse clicks. Moreover, you can personalize the control panel and add or remove extra options.
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Apple products are packed with features, options and hundreds of possibilities. But do you know them all? Over the years, the software for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac, among others, has become very complex, time to help you get started with useful tips for daily use that all Apple users should know.
On our website you will find thousands of iPad and iPhone tips, smart manuals and Apple tips for Mac, Apple Watch and more. With the little tips below you can get started right away. This way you can get the most out of your Apple Products and become a real Pro user.
Useful Apple tips for Control Center
The Control Center, also known as Control Center on iPhone and iPad, provides quick access to frequently used settings and features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, brightness, volume, apps, music, and more, saving you the hassle of searching for different apps or settings. On the Mac, the control panel works similarly, but is more integrated into the menu bar, allowing you to quickly operate system functions.
Below you will find five useful Apple tips for the control panel, so you can really get the most out of the function and become a real Pro user. Click on the tip to read it in full.
Restore Control Center to Default Settings on iPhone or iPad
Since iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, the design and operation of the control panel (control center) has been adjusted. As a user, you have more options to make the control center better suit your way of working. You can adjust the controls and place them in a different location. If you lose any controls, you can restore the control panel since iOS 18.1.
The control panel consists of several pages with a separate place for music, home and network connections. Developers can also add shortcuts to the control panel so you can perform even more tasks faster.
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Check privacy and colored dot in iPhone, iPad and Mac Control Panel
You may not have noticed it yet, but colored dots regularly appear in the status or menu bar of your iPhone, iPad or Mac. These can be green, orange, blue, etc. This is to better guarantee the user’s privacy.
The colored dots are a privacy indicator and warn that an app is using your location, the camera or the microphone. With this privacy feature, Apple wants to prevent apps from secretly monitoring, eavesdropping or collecting data in the background without you knowing.
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How to use hidden power button on iPhone and iPad
Sometimes you have to turn off your iPad or iPhone completely. That seems like a simple job, but since the introduction of Face ID it has become difficult. You can’t just hold down a physical button, it requires a special combination. Fortunately, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 adds a hidden power button to your iPhone and iPad.
Normally you can turn off the device completely by pressing and holding the side button and one of the volume buttons simultaneously until the power off screen appears. Thanks to a new virtual button you can now easily switch off the device.
Read the full item â–¸
Add pages to Control Center and use on iPhone or iPad
The Control Center is a handy option where you can access various controls and shortcuts to apps. From the panel you can easily change settings and more. Since iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, the interface has been adjusted and you can now use pages.
You can consult the pages by swiping up or down in the control panel. As standard, you will find a page to control your music, speakers and TVs, a view for home accessories and an overview of all network connections. Of course you can also create your own pages.
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Customize the control panel for Mac
Just like the iPhone and iPad, the Mac has a control panel since macOS Big Sur that allows you to quickly and easily enable or disable system options. This way you can immediately adjust options such as WiFi, Bluetooth and AirDrop, but also enable Do Not Disturb, adjust the screen and change the volume.
The control panel, in English Control Center, is easy and quick to activate from the menu bar and ensures that you can quickly adjust system functions with just a few mouse clicks. Moreover, you can personalize the control panel and add or remove extra options.
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