How To Hide Apps On Your iPhone 6

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Are you looking for a way to hide apps on your iPhone 6? With the App Library feature in iOS 14, it’s never been easier to keep your apps out of sight. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the steps of how to hide apps on your iPhone 6 with the App Library.

First off, make sure you are running iOS 14 or later on your device. To check which version of iOS you have installed, go to Settings > General > About, and look under Version.

Once you’ve confirmed that you are running iOS 14 or later, it’s time to start hiding those apps! To hide an app using the App Library, go to the Home Screen and tap and hold the app that you want to hide. Then select Remove App from the pop-up menu. Finally, tap Remove from Home Screen and your app will be hidden in your App Library.

If you have multiple apps that need hiding, this process can be time-consuming if done one by one. An easier way is to create a folder by tapping and holding down on an app and dragging it on top of another app. Now drag any other apps into this folder as well – this will help keep things organized in case you need to access them later down the road. Once all of your necessary apps are in the folder, drag them into the App Library where all hidden apps will be stored away safely!

And there you have it – now all of your unwanted apps are securely tucked away in your App Library! If at any point you decide that an app should no longer remain hidden away, simply locate it in the App Library and drag it back out to its desired spot on Home Screen. We hope this tutorial has been helpful in showing how easy it is to hide unwanted apps using iOS 14’s App Library feature!

Making Apps Invisible on iPhone

Yes, you can make apps invisible on your iPhone if you are running iOS 14 or later. To do so, you need to use the App Library feature. To hide an app in the App Library, first, go to the Home Screen and tap and hold the app that you want to hide. Then select Remove App from the pop-up menu. Finally, tap Remove from Home Screen to hide the app in your App Library.

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Hiding Apps on an iPhone 6 with iOS 12

To hide apps on your iPhone 6 running iOS 12, you’ll need to create a folder by tapping and holding down on an app and dragging it onto another app. Once the folder has been created, drag the app that you want to hide into the folder. If you want to hide more than one app, simply drag any others into the folder too. Once all of your desired apps are in the folder, press and hold down on any of the apps until they all begin shaking. Then tap the home button to exit out of edit mode and your apps will now be hidden from view.

Hiding Apps on an iPhone Without Deleting Them

To hide apps on your iPhone without deleting them, press and hold the dots at the bottom of your Home Screen until your iPhone zooms out to show all Home Screen pages at once. Find the page of apps you want to hide and tap the circle underneath it so the check disappears. Once you’re done, tap Done in the top right corner and your apps will be hidden without being deleted.

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Finding Hidden Apps on an iPhone

To find hidden apps on your iPhone, you need to do a long press on the Home Screen until the apps jiggle. This will allow you to access multiple pages of apps. Once you have done this, tap the dots at the bottom of the display and you will be able to view all of the different pages for your Home Screen. Some of these will contain hidden apps that can be accessed by scrolling through the list. You may need to select ‘Show All Apps’ if it is available in order to view them.

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James Walker

James Walker has a deep passion for technology and is our in-house enthusiastic editor. He graduated from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and loves to test the latest gadgets and play with older software (something we’re still trying to figure out about himself). Hailing from Iowa, United States, James loves cats and is an avid hiker in his free time.