This will also stop aps from using the camera, be my eyes/AiRa/taptapsee etc.
On 5/16/19, Robert Wright <yeshua.talmi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Make a note, be aware that this hides the camera everywhere not just on the > lock screen. > > > If all I have left in this world is God, I have > everything! > > > Sent from Mail for Windows 10 > > From: janet gross > Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2019 2:47 PM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: RE: How to Disable Camera Access from Lockscreen in iOS 12 on > iPhone > > Hi Herry, > Thank you for this, but I can’t seem to use this as I copied and pasted > below the reason. > > How to Remove Camera from Lockscreen in iOS 12 or Later > > Step #1. Launch Settings app on your iOS device → Tap on Screen Time. > Janet got this far, that is as far as I could get. In this session, I got > the message saying to turn on turn on screen time, and I got a message > saying I could get a weekly report about my screen time etc. That’s all I > get. I even turned on the screen time to see what other options I would > get, but I didn’t get any options like what it says in these instructions. > > Step #3. Next, tap on Content & Privacy Restrictions. If you had enabled > passcode for Screen Time, you need to enter it. > > Step #4. Turn on the switch next to Content & Privacy Restrictions. > > Step #5. Next up, tap on Allowed Apps. > > Step #6. Finally, turn off the switch next to Camera. Now, quit the > Settings. > > > > From: 'Harry Bell' via VIPhone [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] > Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2019 1:24 PM > To: Abridged Recipients > Subject: How to Disable Camera Access from Lockscreen in iOS 12 on iPhone > > > https://www.igeeksblog.com/how-to-disable-camera-access-from-lockscreen-on-iphone/ > How to Disable Camera Access from iPhone Lockscreen in iOS 12 or Earlier > Last Updated: Jan 21, 2019 > No longer want anyone to access the Camera right from the Lock screen of > your iPhone or iPad running iOS 12, iOS 11 or Earlier? Check out this quick > tip to disable the unauthorized access to Camera on your iOS device. > Many a time, we quickly want to snap a pic of the beautiful moments so that > they can be cherished forever. And that’s the time when Camera app access > from iPhone’s Lock Screen comes in very handy. Just swipe left on the screen > to jump to the camera, hit the shutter button and you are done! > While this is undoubtedly a cool feature, some of you may want to disable > the Camera access from Lock Screen on your iPhone to prevent anyone from > snapping shots without your permission. Luckily, iOS lets you restrict the > app but with a little catch. > When you put the stock camera app under restriction, it’s hidden not just > from LS but also from your device. Moreover, it doesn’t show up even in the > Spotlight Search. So, use this trick only when you want to keep this app > completely out of sight. > Quick access: > • Prevent Camera Access from Lock Screen in iOS 12 or Later > • Disable the Camera Access from the Lock screen in iOS 11 or Earlier > How to Remove Camera from Lockscreen in iOS 12 or Later > Step #1. Launch Settings app on your iOS device → Tap on Screen Time. > > Step #3. Next, tap on Content & Privacy Restrictions. If you had enabled > passcode for Screen Time, you need to enter it. > > Step #4. Turn on the switch next to Content & Privacy Restrictions. > > Step #5. Next up, tap on Allowed Apps. > > Step #6. Finally, turn off the switch next to Camera. Now, quit the > Settings. > > Check out; you’ve successfully stopped the Camera app from being opened from > LS on your iPhone! > Later, if you decide to remove the restriction, simply follow the same steps > explained above and then turn on the switch in the end. > One more thing worth noting is that “Restriction” has become the part of > Screen Time in iOS 12. If your device is running iOS 11 or earlier, keep > reading. > How to Disable the Camera Access from the Lock screen in iOS 11 or Earlier > To prevent Camera access from the Lockscreen of your iPhone, make sure you > have enabled Restrictions on your device. > Step #1. Launch Settings app on your iPhone → Tap on General. > > Step #2. Next, tap on Restrictions → Enter your Restrictions passcode. > > Step #3. Finally, toggle the switch next to the Camera. > > That’s it! > From now on Camera won’t be accessed from the Lock screen. Besides, you will > find it missing on your iPhone. > If you ever wish to enable it again, go to Settings → General → Restrictions > → Enter passcode and turn on the switch next to the camera. > That’s done! > More Tips For Securing Lock Screen on iPhone and iPad? > There are many ways you can secure Lock screen on your iOS device. For > instance, you will be able to disallow notifications from your personal apps > and even prevent Siri from being invoked when the device is locked. > We have made a complete guide about the smart ways through which you can > safeguard the LS on your iOS device. 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