The simplest way to create passwords for applications on iPhone

Setting a password for applications on your iPhone is extremely necessary because it helps increase the security of your device if it falls into the wrong hands or is lost. Always be vigilant and protect your personal information.

Here are 2 extremely easy ways to create passwords for applications on iPhone.

Method 1: Create an application password on iPhone based on usage time

Step 1: Open the "Settings" section on your iPhone and go to "Screen Time". Then, tap "Add Screen Time" and select "Continue". Next, tap "This is My iPhone" to confirm.

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Step 2: Select "Use screen time passcode" and set a password for that application.

Step 3:

Next, select "Application Limits" and then select "Add Limit".

Then click on the application category and select each application for which you want to set a password. After selecting, click the "Next" button on the right corner of the screen.

Step 4:

Select the time as 1 minute and then click "Add" on the right corner of the screen.

Step 5:

Finally, you go back to the home screen and tap on the application you just set the password for. Then, the iPhone will notify that the usage time is over, if you want to "Request more time", you just need to enter the application password on the iPhone.

Method 2: Set an application password on iPhone based on guided access

Step 1:

Open "Settings" and select "Accessibility". Here, tap on "Guided Access".

Step 2:

Turn on "Guided Access" then tap "Set Passcode" to set an app password on your iPhone.

Step 3:

Finally, you can choose to unlock with a passcode or with Face ID. Once installed, simply open the app with the passcode set and triple-click the side button to launch it. If you want to exit Guided Access mode, triple-click the side button, enter the passcode, and tap End.

This second method is only suitable when you are using your phone and want others to see it with you. The person who borrows your phone can only see the application you are opening and cannot exit and see other applications.

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