Now Keep Your Photos “Private” On Apple iPhone

This is a normal case that you do every day. You show your photos or videos to your friends or colleagues through your iPhone. There could be at times when you are looking forward to showing them a single photo only at the same time, do not want them to go through any other images.

This is quite obvious. Everyone does have an embarrassing or personal image either related to them or others in their smartphone. If you are an Apple iPhone user, we have a piece of great news for you. You can simply keep these photos in private mode.

There is a particular way where you can restrict others from swiping through other photos. Although the process of setup might be a bit complicated once you go through it, you are good to head-on.

You need to follow the simple steps mentioned below –

• Visit the Setting application
• Go to General
• Find the Accessibility option. Click on it.
• Once you enter the Accessibility option, you will be able to find Guided Access.
• Turn the toggle of Guided Access t “ON”
• Once you have made the Guided Access on, you will be able to see a few more options.
• You need to input the Passcode options and set for yourself a Passcode there.
• Exit the Settings application
• Go to the Photos application on your iPhone.
• Now visit your Photos section. Select an image.
• Now triple-tap the side or home button. You will find the Menu option.
• Tap on the Guided Access here. Click again on the Options
• While you are entitled to make the toggle options on/off, the main factor that you need to do is to switch off Touch.
• Once the image is selected, again triple tap on the side or home button. This time no one will be able to swipe through the other images.

This may be a complex process. But we assure you that no one will be able to swipe through the images even being in your gallery section.

Make sure that once Guided Access is turned on, the emergency calling feature of your iPhone will not work. You will have to turn off the Guided Access for enabling the emergency or SOS calling functionality.