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No ResultView All ResultNo ResultView All ResultNo ResultView All ResultThis shows you how to do some basic stuff on iPhone including screenshot, recording screen, blocking numbers, showing battery percentage on iPhone, and resetting an iPhone.Table Of ContentsHow to take a screenshot on iPhoneHow to record screen on iPhoneHow to block a number on iPhoneHow to show battery percentage on iPhoneHow to close all apps on iPhoneHow to delete all Photos on iPhoneHow to turn off iPhoneHow to restart iPhoneHow to reset iPhoneHow to use Siri on iPhoneTo take a screenshot on iPhone without a home button, press the Side button with the volume up button at the same time. This applies to iPhone X, iPhone 11, iPhone 12, iPhone 13.For iPhones with home buttons, press the side button and the home button at the same time. This is for iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 6, and earlier models.Screenshots are saved to Photos under the screenshots category.To record your iPhone screen, swipe top to bottom to reveal quick Control Center settings then start screen record. This is normally the big white dot with a circle.If you do not have the option, navigate to Settings &gt; Control Center then scroll down then add the Screen Recording option.When done, swipe top to bottom to reveal Control Center quick settings then stop recording.To block a number on iPhone, navigate to Phone app &gt; Contacts then search the contact number you would like to block then scroll down to the bottom then block. You can also find other ways to block spam calls and messages.To block a caller without saving their number, navigate to recent call then click on i icon then block the number.To show battery on iPhone, navigate to Settings &gt; Battery &gt; Battery Percentage.Toggle the option on or off.iOS does not provide an option to close all apps at once. Closing all apps is not advisable either way. You can close them one by one by launching the app switcher and flicking them to close one by one.You can delete multiple photos on iPhone by launching the Photos app then click on select all then delete the selected photos.To turn off an iPhone, navigate to Settings &gt; General &gt; Shut Down.You can also shut down an iPhone by long-pressing the side button then slide to power off.To restart an iPhone, navigate to Settings &gt; General &gt; Shut Down then shut down, give it a few minutes then long-press the side button to start. You have successfully restarted your iPhone.To reset an iPhone, navigate to Settings &gt; General &gt; Transfer or Reset iPhone &gt; Reset. Enter your passcode and proceed. All iPhone content will be erased.To enable Siri, press the side button then enable Siri. Navigate to Settings &gt; Siri &amp; Search then enable the settings on Siri that you would like.To use Siri, use the ‘ Hey Siri‘ hot word command when your phone is next to you.iOSiPhoneLoad More© 2023 Our Phones TodayNo ResultView All Result© 2023 Our Phones TodayThis website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.

No ResultView All ResultNo ResultView All ResultNo ResultView All ResultThis shows you how to do some basic stuff on iPhone including screenshot, recording screen, blocking numbers, showing battery percentage on iPhone, and resetting an iPhone.Table Of ContentsHow to take a screenshot on iPhoneHow to record screen on iPhoneHow to block a number on iPhoneHow to show battery percentage on iPhoneHow to close all apps on iPhoneHow to delete all Photos on iPhoneHow to turn off iPhoneHow to restart iPhoneHow to reset iPhoneHow to use Siri on iPhoneTo take a screenshot on iPhone without a home...

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