3 iPhone Privacy Settings People Mix Up, and the Test They All Fail
"How do I lock my photos on iPhone?" sounds like one question. It is really three, and iOS answers each one with a different setting: Hide some photos so they do not show up when someone scrolls. Lock the Photos app so it asks for Face ID before it opens. Put a password on one folder of files. People mix these up all the time, and the settings do not make it easy. Here is what each one does, where to find it on iOS 27 and earlier, and what it keeps private. Hiding a photo moves it out of your Li
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