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iPhone iPad Battery Saving: Best Quick Simple Tricks for Improving iPhone Battery Life 2017

2017-07-01T15:59:00.002-07:00

#iPhoneBattery #iPodBattery #iPhoneBatteryDown #iPhone #Battery #iPadAir

As you want to improve your iPhone’s battery life? Sick of running out of juice around 8pm? Follow these tricks for all-day iPhone battery life. Poor iOS 10/11/9 battery life got you down? Here, we show you a few simple tricks to get more battery life out of your iPhone 7/7 Plus/6/6 Plus/6s/6s Plus/5/5s/SE or iPad Air running iOS 10 or iOS 11. More recently — with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 6 — Apple has made some pretty big steps forwards with battery performance, especially on the larger Plus models. For a lot of people, though, namely those using older iPhones, battery performance is still something of an annoyance, and getting through an entire day can be problematic.
Get Tricks that will not only save you battery life, but – in some cases – also improve the overall performance of your beloved iPhone. Most of the tricks listed below are easy to implement and should, when viewed cumulatively, equate to some pretty impressive bumps in your iPhone’s endurance.

Here are a few tricks I’ve found to be most useful for iPhone/iPad user:

Turn on Low Power Mode

In iOS 10 (and iOS 9), there’s a feature called Low Power Mode that reduces overall power requirements and makes your battery last longer. Apple claims the mode will allow you to gain three extra hours of battery life from your iPhone.
Low Power Mode isn’t a default option that happens automatically in the background. It will be offered automatically when you hit 20% remaining power: you’ll see a warning flash up and the option to turn on Low Power Mode. Do so and you will notice that the battery indicator turns orange rather than red (or the green it would be if you had plenty of power). The mode will be switched off again automatically when you charge past 80%.

Update iOS

Updating iOS is a useful all-purpose fix when you’re experiencing minor problems with an iPad or iPhone; Apple uses its regular (free) operating system updates to roll out fixes for vulnerabilities, bugs and glitches, and it’s entirely possible that an issue you’re experiencing can be fixed with a simple OS update. This includes battery problems.

Enable Wi-Fi Assist

Wi-Fi is something that sucks a ton of battery from your iPhone. The problem is your iPhone usually desperately tries to hold onto a Wi-Fi signal–even when it’s only got one bar. This will drain battery like you can’t believe. To prevent this enable Wi-Fi Assist on your iPhone. Wi-Fi Assist automatically switches over to your cellular data connection when a Wi-Fi signal gets too low. Just be warned that enabling Wi-Fi Assist will mean you eat through more of your data plan. To enable Wi-Fi Assist go to Settings > Cellular and toggle the switch next to Wi-Fi Assist to ON (green).

Stop Those Motion Effects

The parallax effect is the name given to the slightly moving icons and notifications in iOS when you move your iPhone. Apple created the parallax effect to give the flat icons some depth. However, as with any process that requires movement, the graphic capabilities needed to do this eats up battery life. To disable this effect go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion > and toggle the switch to ON (green).

Disable Dynamic Backgrounds

Another motion feature in iOS is the dynamic backgrounds. These are the wallpapers that have subtle movement in them. They look cool, but that movement is eating into your precious battery life. It’s best to use a still image for your wallpaper. To get rid of the dynamic images go to Settings > Wallpaper > Choose a New Wallpaper and select a wallpaper from the “Stills” selection.

Check Battery Usage

A quick way to check whether there really is a problem with the battery in your iPhone or iPad is to head over to Settings > General > Battery and wait for your Battery Usage report to load up. This will let you check your Usage and Standby times. The Usage time is how long you’ve used the device for since the last charge, and Standby indicates the total time that’s passed since the last charge. Expect usage to be a lot lower than Standby (unless you’ve been using your iPhone non-stop since unplugging it).
To test your battery, make a note of the usage and standby times and then put the device to sleep by pressing the on/off switch at the top. After five minutes check the change in the times.

Reduce Screen Brightness Manually

If Auto-Brightness isn’t doing it for you you can also set the brightness levels automatically. Go to Settings > Display & Brightness > and reduce the brightness level by adjusting the slider. This will set the maximum value of screen brightness and can do a lot to saving that extra battery charge.

Turn Off 4G

4G is another blessing of modern mobile networks, but it uses a lot more power than traditional 3G networks. Thankfully any iPhone that can connect to a 4G network can also still connect to a 3G network–and anywhere you can get a 4G signal you can almost certainly get a 3G signal. So if you’re running low on power and the fastest Internet speeds aren’t a priority at the moment, disable 4G on your iPhone. To do this go to Settings > Cellular > Voice & Data and select 3G

Which apps are killing the battery?

In iOS 10, 9 and 8 you can see exactly which apps are the biggest battery drainers. Go to Settings > General > Battery and scroll down to see which of your apps were the biggest battery guzzlers in the past 24 hours, or last seven days.
Expect to see Facebook up the top; Safari also seems to be quite draining. But obviously these are also frequently used apps. Note any apps that highlight background activity as battery-draining – perhaps you need to address what this background activity is

How to Bypass iCloud Activation Lock on iOS 11/10 iPhone 7/7+/6/6s+/5/5s, iPad Air, iPod Touch

2017-07-01T15:20:00.002-07:00

#Bypass #iCloud #iPhone #Activation #iOS10 #iOS11

You need to have some knowledge to take full advantage of the specs of iPhone and its software. The conventional way of using iDevices is quite boring and doesn’t do the trick when it comes to Bypass iCloud Activation iOS 11 on iPhone 7 Plus, 7, 6S+, 6S, 6+, 6, SE, 5S, 5C or iPad.

A little on iOS 11: iOS 11 beta was recently seeded to public testers. The firmware itself is a huge update for the iOS world. Slated to be released in fall, it will come with a revamped Control Center, plenty of Siri improvements including realistic voice integration, new image filters, redesigned App Store, new storage optimization feature, and a lot more. We’ve also heard whispers about the iOS 11 untethered jailbreak, though it looks like a long shot.

iOS 11/iOS 10 Bypass iCloud Activation Lock

Note that the method we mentioned isn’t evergreen. However, you can use it to get the job done while it’s possible. Apart from that, users can use the activation locked product in the account to bypass iCloud activation lock and surf games, internet, videos, apps, etc. on their iPad or iPhone with iOS 11 installed.

And don’t have any second thoughts. The method has been applied on iPhone 7 Plus, 7, 6 Plus, 6S Plus, 6s, 6, 5s, 5c, 5, 4s, and 4 as well as iPod Touch and iPad on firmware iOS 11, iOS 10.3.2, iOS 10.3.1, iOS 10.3, iOS 10.2, iOS 10.1.1, iOS 10.2.1 beta, iOS 10, 9.5.3, 9.3.3, 9.3.2, 9.0 and below firmware. In a nutshell, it works. Continue reading to bypass iCloud Activation Lock on iOS 11.

Steps to bypass iCloud Activation iOS 11/ iOS 10

Open your WiFi Settings and change DNS server to 78.109.17.60 or enter another IP address.
Take your locked iPhone or iPad and head to the last activation step and choose “Activation Help” so that your device reboots via the ritual website. Now you’ll have options to watch movies, browse the web, play games, and do more.

Steps to completely bypass iCloud Activation iOS 11 or iOS 10

Go to “Applications” choice and select “Crash Test 1” to reprise your things.
Head to WiFi Settings and select “I” and choose “Manual” option over the zone saying “HTTP proxy”.
Now list 30 emoji icons (distinct) to “Server” and over “Port” zone type “8888”.
Choose “Back” and “Next”, and do slide to unlock. Then choose “languages”. Don’t click only, rather click on continuously for a few minutes to boot it over the screen.
When the home screen shows up, three options will be available: Facetime, Newsstand, and Phone.
Now hold the Home and Power button each time you start and application to restart iPhone and facilitate the process.
Now sift through Facetime where the mail of the last owner of the device will be. You can contact that person through that mail and inquire if the device can be taken off from iCloud. If you fail to find the mail, continue with bypass process and see the iPhone Phone app to see if the contact number of the concerned owner is available.

Bypass iCloud Activation on iOS 11 or iOS 10 – iCloud Removal & Unlock Service

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How to Downgrade from iOS 11 Beta to iOS 10 on iPhone 7/7+/6/6s+/5, iPad Air, iPod Touch

2017-07-01T14:38:00.002-07:00

#Downgrade #iOS11 #iOS10 #iPhone #iPadAir #iPodTouch #Apple

A lots of iPhone users upgraded to iOS 11 Beta when it is announced by WWDC in June 2017. But recently, some people found that they cannot go back to iOS 10 from iOS 11 Beta 2. Some even encountered iPhone stuck in recovery mode, Apple Logo or preparing the update screen when downgrading to iOS 10. Luckily, this post will tell you an easy way to take off iOS 11 without using iTunes.

If you’ve downloaded the iOS 11 beta! No doubt you’ve by now had your fun experimenting with Apple’s latest operating system packed with new features like a QR code-friendly camera app, a customizable control center, and a file manager app (named, unfortunately, Files).
But you might also be experiencing a few growing pains as you use your new, not-too-stable OS. So here’s how to get the damn thing off your iOS device and head back to iOS 10 so your smartphone doesn’t randomly reboot at the worst possible moment. The best part? It’s Apple-approved.

Step 1: Download the iOS 10 restore image

Since you’re using iOS 11, you’ll have to download the older iOS 10 image. Luckily, you can get the right software image straight from Apple. From there you can choose the corresponding restore image (in this case, iOS 10.3.3) for your device and wait for the multi-gigabyte file to download.

Step 2: Connect your iOS device to your computer

This is pretty self-explanatory.

Step 3: Put your device into recovery mode

To restore your device you’ll have to put it into Recovery Mode with a few timed button presses. If you’re using an iPad, iPhone 6s or earlier, or iPod touch, you can hold the Sleep/Wake button and Home button at the same time. Hold and wait until your device enters recovery mode.
iPhone 7 and 7 Plus users have to follow a different set of button presses and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Volume Down button at the same time, then wait until the recovery mode screen pops up.

Step 4: Restore your iOS device

After you enter Recovery Mode, iTunes will present you with the option to restore your device. From there you’ll need to hold the Option key (hold Shift if you’re using Windows) and press Restore. Select the previously downloaded iOS software image and wait for your device to install it.
After your restore is complete you can activate your device and restore from an iTunes backup, and wait for your device to restore itself to its former glory.

#3 Ways to Fix iPhone Stuck on Apple Logo

2017-07-01T14:18:00.002-07:00

#FixiPhone #AppleLogoStuck #iPhoneError #iPhone

So, What could be the reason behind Apple logo stuck error? Well, it could be primarily due to ill-functioning software. There are 4 easy solutions that can let you resolve this problem. Let's try them out!

How to Fix iPhone Stuck on Apple Logo?

Solution #1: Restart Your iPhone

The simplest way—only if it works– to fix this issue is to restart your iPhone. Just press and hold on the ON/OFF button and slide to power off.
This little trick does the trick in resolving this problem on a few occasions. But if it fails to troubleshoot the problem, continue with the further solutions.

Solution #2: Use Recovery Mode

Try recovery mode to get rid of the Apple logo stuck issue. When your device is in recovery mode, iTunes allows you to restore your device to factory settings with the latest iOS version.

Solution #3: Use DFU Mode

DFU (Device Firmware Update) enables your device to communicate with iTunes even without activating bootloader. Even better, it lets you iPhone to restore from any stage. Give it a try as well to get rid of the problem.

Step. Fire up iTunes on your computer. Then, you need to connect your iPhone to your computer.
Step. Now, turn off your iOS device. Just in case, you are unable to switch off your device, hold on the sleep/wake button until the screen turns off.
When your device turns off, you need to hold down the on/off button for 3 seconds.
After the 3 seconds, you have to start pressing the Home button while still holding on the ON/OFF button. On your iPhone 7/7 Plus, you need to press the volume down button along with the ON?OFF button.
Make sure to hold both the buttons for 10 seconds. Then, leave the power ON/OFF button but keep holding the Home button. (volume down button on iPhone 7/7 Plus)
Step. If the screen of your device remains black and doesn’t display anything, it means you have successfully entered DFU mode.
Note: If you see the Apple logo or Connect to iTunes prompt, it means you are not in DFU Mode. You will have to repeat the process from step 1.
Step. You should see a popup window in iTunes. It will prompt you to restore your device. You have the option to restore your iPhone to factory settings or restore from a previous backup.
Now, that's a good way to get your iPhone out of the Apple logo. But what if you have data that hasn't been backed up? Or you're getting errors when you try to restore?
The most notable errors that you'd be getting are 1014, 1015 or the 16xx series of errors while restoring your device via iTunes.

How to Turn on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch?

2017-07-01T12:53:00.002-07:00

If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won‘t turn on

If your device has a frozen screen or doesn’t respond when you touch it, or becomes stuck when you turn it on, learn what to do.

If your screen is black or frozen

If your screen is black or frozen, you might need to force restart your device. A force restart won’t erase the content on your device. You can force restart your device even if the screen is black or the buttons aren’t responding. Follow these steps:

On an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus: Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Volume Down buttons for at least ten seconds, until you see the Apple logo.
On an iPhone 6s and earlier, iPad, or iPod touch: Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons for at least ten seconds, until you see the Apple logo.
If your device still won’t turn on or start up
Plug in your device and let it charge for up to one hour.

If your device turns on but gets stuck during start up

If you see the Apple logo or a red or blue screen during startup, try these steps:

Connect your device to a computer and open iTunes. If you don’t have a computer, try to borrow one, or go to an Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider for help.
While your device is connected, force it to restart.
- On an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus: Press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Volume Down buttons at the same time.
- On an iPhone 6s and earlier, iPad, or iPod touch: Press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time.
Don’t release the buttons when you see the Apple logo. Keep holding until you see the recovery mode screen.
When you get the option to restore or update, choose Update. iTunes will try to reinstall iOS without erasing your data.
iTunes will download the software for your device. If it takes more than 15 minutes, your device will exit recovery mode and you’ll need to repeat steps 2 and 3.

How to Fix iPhone 7/7 Plus Stuck on Apple Logo?

2017-07-01T12:45:00.000-07:00

#iPhoneStuck #AppleLogoStuck #iPhone7 #iPhone7Plus

Everybody love the Apple logo. But not when it is all I see on recently rebooted iPhone screen. It just won’t go. You can try resetting your iPhone or even connecting to iTunes. Nothing works. If your iPhone 7 Plus or iPhone 7 stuck on Apple logo – there is a simple solution to this very common problem. There are various articles on this topic but most are inaccurate and not complete.
As an Apple tech and thus deal with hundreds of iPhones every day. iPhones get stuck on the Apple logo for a number of reasons. And if you know this reason, it will help you in avoiding it from happening again. Let us find out what the iPhone is rea….

What to Expect After iPhone is Activated?

Just like any computer, an iPhone has to turn on its processor, check its memory and set up a number of its internal components at the time of booting. Now the iPhone is ready to do its more complex tasks like checking your mail or use the calculator. These processes are being done in the background while all you see is the beloved Apple logo. A problem occurs during the startup processes and causes the phone to go dead leaving the Apple logo.

Why Your iPhone 7 Plus or iPhone 7 Stuck on Apple Logo?

Now that we know what goes on during the time you see the Apple logo we can assess that something happened during the startup process. The question is what can go wrong at that time. Let’s find out what are the possible reasons:

Restoration, updates, and transfer of data from the PC to the phone with having access to core functionality. Hence, during the transfer process, faulty ports or malfunctioning cables might corrupt the software. This can result in iPhone stuck on Apple logo.
High alert is associated with jailbreaking. The process demands a total restore. Moreover, as the name suggests, the purpose of jailbreaking is to take apps out of restrictions. In other words, the process helps circumvent the safeguards put up by Apple. These apps then have direct access to the iPhone’s core functionality. Apple iPhone logo can be stuck, as a result.

Solution to the iPhone 7 Stuck On Apple Logo Issue

You will often be asked to either hard reset or do DFU restore to resolve this issue. Most of the time, it might not solve the problem.

1. Hard Reboot your iPhone 7 or 7 Plus

99% of the time the hard reset does not work. But then there is that 1% chance to consider. Hence you can definitely try. For iPhone 7 and later models, you will need to press the Power button along with the Volume down button.

2. Data Transfer, Restore and iOS Update Issues

While transferring data from your PC to your iPhone, other software on the computer might intervene and cause a complication.
For example, your iPhone usually reboots after you update the software. However, to a computer you might have plugged and unplugged your device. During this process, the antivirus software suspends the data transfer in order to scan the phone. iTunes stops the update. The iPhone is half-updated and of no use. At times, your iPhone goes into Recovery mode and shows the message, “Connect to iTunes”. Other times, the iPhone gets stuck on the Apple logo.

3. Check If There’s An Issue With USB Port or Cable

Defective USB cables and ports on PC’s and Macs can be the cause for your problem. Try using a different cable and connect with a different USB port to check. You can try using a friend’s computer to try to restore your iPhone.

4. Put your iPhone In DFU Mode

For those unaware, DFU means Default Firmware Update. Restoring your iPhone in this manner is the deepest kind. The reason being that the DFU restore not only reloads the iPhone’s software but also its firmware. Firmware is the programming that controls the workings of the hardware.

5. A Few Words about Hardware Problem

As mentioned earlier, your iPhone is checking up on all of its hardware components during the startup process. If there is a hardware malfunction your iPhone will get stuck. This usually happens if your iPhone is water-damaged. In such cases, you will have to fix the component before you can restore your iPhone.

Free Download AppCleaner for Mac to Uninstall Unnecessary Application

2017-07-01T12:29:00.002-07:00

#MAC #AppCleaner #Apps

If you own a Mac device that’s crowded with just too many apps? It is a good idea to clean all unused and idle apps on your device to make more room for other useful files and apps. However, let’s not forget that removing any type of non-App Store application from the Mac OS platform is not as simple as it seems. You need to do this manually and in this article, we will tell you how to download and install AppCleaner on Mac step by step.
However, before we get any further let’s get to know AppCleaner, which is a light app for Mac OS. This application can be used to remove or uninstall almost any application on Mac, particularly the ones that were not installed from the official App Store. The latest version of AppCleaner supports Mac OS X 10.4 – 10-11.

Steps to Remove / Uninstall Apps Using AppCleaner

Step 1: First, you need to download AppCleaner application and install it on your Mac.
Step 2: When you unzip the app, it will give you the following prompt you whether you want the device to check for updates automatically.
Step 3: We suggest that you allow the app to check for any latest updates by clicking on ‘Check automatically’. This will ensure that the application does not have any compatibility issues with the Mac OS platforms.
Step 4: Next, you need to open Spotlight Search feature of the application and look for the app you want to remove or uninstall.
Step 5: When you get the results displayed on your computer, now you can drag and drop the app you want to the AppCleaner’s window.
Step 6: To remove/uninstall the app you need to check on the tab that says ‘Remove’. You will be asked to enter your password to process.
AppCleaner features:

The interface design is nice.
It creates an online backup copy of Registry.
The software is easy to use and intuitive.

Overall, AppCleaner is a nice and decent app with some good features that can perform a lot of quick cleaning and maintenance under one single roof.

Download iOS 11 Public Beta without Developer Account on iPhone and iPad Air

2017-07-01T11:11:00.003-07:00

#iOS11 #Download #DownloadiOS11 #iOSPublicBeta #iPhone #iPad #DeveloperAccount
You need an iOS 11 compatible device (using your main iPad or iPhone isn’t recommended). Back up the device to iTunes, and get enrolled in the iOS 11 public beta testing program. Follow these steps to load and install iOS 11 beta onto a supported device:

Step: Backup iPod touch, iPad or iPhone to iCloud and iTunes – do not skip this step.
Step: Go to beta.apple.com and enroll using your Apple ID to participate in the beta program for iOS 11.
Step: On the beta.apple.com enroll page, click “Download Profile” button.
Step: Select “Install” when “iOS Beta Software Profile” is presented on your screen.
Step: Head to Settings –> General –> Software Update and select “Download & Install” to get iOS 11 beta 1 public on your iDevice.
Step: Like other software updates, iOS 11 public beta will be downloaded and installed on your beta, after which the device will reboot onto iOS 11 beta automatically.

iOS 11 beta releases of the future will arrive for all iDevices as Apple releases them, and also the final version when it’s launched in fall. Note that if you installed iOS 11 public beta profile and iOS 11 public beta download isn’t available to you, you may have to restart the iDevice first
Also, know that iOS 11 is buggier and less stable than what the final iOS 11 release would be. It’s not released for widespread use but is aimed at designers, mockup creators, testers, early adopters and pro users of iOS software who want to take a quick look at it, and the broader public will release iOS 11 this fall.

So don’t be too surprised if you install iOS 11 and find it unstable for regular use. Also, if you have a backup of the existing device, you can downgrade from iOS 11 beta to iOS 10 quite easily.
Additionally, Apple will also be launching macOS High Sierra 10.13 public beta for users of Mac, and tvOS 11 public beta for users of Apple TV.

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iPhone Screen Repair and iPhone Replacement Cost with/without with AppleCare+

2017-07-01T03:33:00.003-07:00

#iPhoneScreen #Damage #iPhoneRepair
iPhone Screen Repair and iPhone Replacement Cost with AppleCare+ and Out-of-Warranty. iPhone Accidents happen! If your screen cracks due to a manufacturing defect, it’s covered by the Apple warranty.

If your screen cracks due to a manufacturing defect, it’s covered by the Apple warranty. If you have AppleCare+, it includes two incidents of accidental damage coverage. Each incident has a service fee that you can apply towards screen repair. If you don’t have AppleCare+, your costs will vary. Not sure if you’re covered? Check if you have AppleCare+ by entering your iPhone serial number.

How to Fix iTunes “Error 6” on iPhone or iPad Air

2017-06-30T16:38:00.001-07:00

#iTunes #Error6 #iPhone #iPadAir // If you are an iPhone owner, you would often come across the error 6 which causes a lot of nuisance. Given the fact that we use our smartphone for so many things, it is really frustrating when we see an error message on the phone. If you encounter a similar problem then we have a solution for you. In this article I will tell you how you can fix iTunes error 6 when restoring your iPhone or iPad.

Get the latest iTunes Version on your PC or Mac

Check to see if your iPhone has the latest version of iTunes. If not, then update your device with the latest version of iTunes. To do this you need to go to iTunes and see if an update is available. If it is available then simply install the update to your device and restore the settings.
In case you don’t have an Internet connection or your security settings have been configured in a way to prevent iTunes from establishing a connection with Apple, iTunes will automatically alert you that the iTunes update server could not be located.
To fix this you need to first resolve your Internet issues and then try to update once again.

USB Troubleshooting

To fix the problem, we suggest that you try connecting the iPhone or iPod touch to a completely different USB port on your Windows PC or Mac. So, if the iPhone or iPod touch is connected to the rear USB ports you can change that to connect them to the front end ports. After you have done this, try restoring the device in iTunes once again.

Try re-starting your Computer

Sometimes just restarting your computer can help you fix issues that prevent you from restoring the iPhone or iPod touch. After restarting the computer you can restore the device in iTunes.

What to do if the problem persists?

If this problem continues, you can remove the other USB devices except the mouse, keyboard, iPhone or iPod touch. After you have removed all the USB hubs, connect them directly to the computer. We would suggest that you connect the iPhone or iPod touch directly to the USB cable. Now restart the computer again to see if the problem has been solved.
If the problems persist still then we would recommend that you try using a Mac computer and reset the USB connections by closely following the steps.
Another way to solve the problem is to use a different computer to restore the settings. You must make sure that the computer you use to restore the settings has USB 2.0 ports, and it should also have the most recent version of iTunes. You should also make sure that you are directly connected with the computer.

Advanced method to fix the iTunes error 6

Here’s another advanced method to fix the error and for this you must ensure that you have admin access. Choose Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Choose View -> Classic. Now you need to click on the ‘Stop button’ to pause the Classic environment. You can now go ahead and restore iPhone or iPod touch in iTunes.

Welcome to MAC iOS Blog

2017-06-30T09:40:00.001-07:00

Welcome to Apple's Secret Tips Blog. Tips for MAC iOS Devices Learn secrets of iPhone, iCloud, ipad, iPod, MacBook, Apple Watch and Apple TV. Use apple devices with hidden features.
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