Secret features we have to discover in the iPhone

Secret features we have to discover in the iPhone

The “iPhone” device carries many secrets hidden among the settings on the Apple device that many may not know or have heard of before!

Technology experts revealed that the Back Tap feature enables the device to perform a whole series of tasks that can be activated by pressing the home screen or something similar.

Opening the camera, turning off the screen, mute, screen capture, Siri and volume controls are among the many functions that can be performed by tapping on the back of the phone either two or three times, according to a report by the Daily Mail.

Users can define two functions, one to be performed with a double click, and the other with a triple click.

If you want to turn on the back click feature, follow these simple steps:

Go to the home screen of the phone.

Head to Settings.

Click on Accessibility.

- Click touch.

Scroll to Back Tap.

- Select Double Tap or Triple Tap functions

Options include:

Open an app.

Lock the screen.

Screenshot.

- silent.

Activate Siri.

Adjust the volume.

- open the camera.

Turn on the flash.

Adjust screen zoom.

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Why does Russia prevent its officials from using the iPhone?

The Russian newspaper "Kommersant" reported today, Monday, that the Kremlin has ordered officials involved in preparations for the Russian presidential elections scheduled for next year to stop using iPhones, in light of fears that Western intelligence agencies can hack these devices.

The newspaper quoted sources, which it did not mention by name, as saying that Sergei Kiriyenko, first deputy head of the presidential administration, ordered officials to change their phones by April XNUMX, during a seminar organized by the Kremlin for officials involved in domestic politics.

The newspaper quoted one of the participants in the meeting as saying: “It is over for iPhones. Throw it away or give it to your kids, everyone should change their phones in March.”

Asked about the matter on Monday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov could not confirm the report.

He told reporters: “Smartphones should not be used in official transactions, that any smartphone is equipped with a fairly transparent mechanism regardless of its operating system, whether it is Android or iOS. Of course, it is not used for official purposes.”

Kommersant newspaper reported that the Kremlin may provide devices with different operating systems to replace iPhones, adding that orders to stop using iPhones are directed to those working in foreign policy under Kirienko.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has often declared that he does not use smartphones, but Beksov said Putin does use the Internet from time to time.

Spies from Britain and America revealed Russian plans to attack Ukraine before the start of military operations. It is not yet known how they obtained this accurate information.