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Save space on your Mac by deleting old IPSW images and one-off local device backups. Just go to System Settings > General > Storage, and click the "Show Detail" button to the right of "iOS files" to reveal the items. #TipTuesday

Save space on your Mac by deleting old IPSW images and one-off local device backups. Just go to System Settings > General > Storage, and click the "Show Detail" button to the right of "iOS files" to reveal the items. #TipTuesday

Save space on your Mac by deleting old IPSW images and one-off local device backups. Just go to System Settings > General > Storage, and click the "Show Detail" button to the right of "iOS files" to reveal the items. #TipTuesday

Save space on your Mac by deleting old IPSW images and one-off local device backups. Just go to System Settings > General > Storage, and click the "Show Detail" button to the right of "iOS files" to reveal the items. #TipTuesday

Save space on your Mac by deleting old IPSW images and one-off local device backups. Just go to System Settings > General > Storage, and click the "Show Detail" button to the right of "iOS files" to reveal the items. #TipTuesday

Save space on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac by configuring the Messages app to automatically delete messages after 30 days or 1 year. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Apps > Messages > Keep Messages, and choose an option. On macOS, open Messages and choose Messages > Settings (or press Command-Comma), click the General button in the toolbar, and choose an option from the "Keep Messages" popup menu. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-automatically-delete-messages-ios-ipados-macos

Save space on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac by configuring the Messages app to automatically delete messages after 30 days or 1 year. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Apps > Messages > Keep Messages, and choose an option. On macOS, open Messages and choose Messages > Settings (or press Command-Comma), click the General button in the toolbar, and choose an option from the "Keep Messages" popup menu. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-automatically-delete-messages-ios-ipados-macos

Save space on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac by configuring the Messages app to automatically delete messages after 30 days or 1 year. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Apps > Messages > Keep Messages, and choose an option. On macOS, open Messages and choose Messages > Settings (or press Command-Comma), click the General button in the toolbar, and choose an option from the "Keep Messages" popup menu. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-automatically-delete-messages-ios-ipados-macos

Buried several screens deep in the Settings app on iOS or iPadOS? You don't have to repeatedly hit the Back button to get to the top, just triple-tap (or double-tap and hold) the Back button and select the screen you want to jump to from the breadcrumb menu. #TipTuesday

Buried several screens deep in the Settings app on iOS or iPadOS? You don't have to repeatedly hit the Back button to get to the top, just triple-tap (or double-tap and hold) the Back button and select the screen you want to jump to from the breadcrumb menu. #TipTuesday

Buried several screens deep in the Settings app on iOS or iPadOS? You don't have to repeatedly hit the Back button to get to the top, just triple-tap (or double-tap and hold) the Back button and select the screen you want to jump to from the breadcrumb menu. #TipTuesday

Buried several screens deep in the Settings app on iOS or iPadOS? You don't have to repeatedly hit the Back button to get to the top, just triple-tap (or double-tap and hold) the Back button and select the screen you want to jump to from the breadcrumb menu. #TipTuesday

Buried several screens deep in the Settings app on iOS or iPadOS? You don't have to repeatedly hit the Back button to get to the top, just triple-tap (or double-tap and hold) the Back button and select the screen you want to jump to from the breadcrumb menu. #TipTuesday

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Want to find someone who's sharing their location with you, but find the Find My app clunky or difficult to navigate? If you have a Messages conversation with them, you can view their location on iOS and iPadOS by opening the conversation and double-tapping their name at the top of the screen, and on macOS by opening the conversation and choosing Conversation > Show Details (or pressing Command-Option-I). #TipTuesday

Want to find someone who's sharing their location with you, but find the Find My app clunky or difficult to navigate? If you have a Messages conversation with them, you can view their location on iOS and iPadOS by opening the conversation and double-tapping their name at the top of the screen, and on macOS by opening the conversation and choosing Conversation > Show Details (or pressing Command-Option-I). #TipTuesday

Want to find someone who's sharing their location with you, but find the Find My app clunky or difficult to navigate? If you have a Messages conversation with them, you can view their location on iOS and iPadOS by opening the conversation and double-tapping their name at the top of the screen, and on macOS by opening the conversation and choosing Conversation > Show Details (or pressing Command-Option-I). #TipTuesday

Accidentally customized your VoiceOver voice settings on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS to the point that the voice is unpleasant to use? You can reset them on iOS and iPadOS by going to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Speech, double-tapping your voice, and then double-tapping Reset Voice Settings, and on macOS by going to VoiceOver Utility > Speech > Voices, clicking your voice, and then clicking Reset Voice Settings. #TipTuesday

Accidentally customized your VoiceOver voice settings on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS to the point that the voice is unpleasant to use? You can reset them on iOS and iPadOS by going to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Speech, double-tapping your voice, and then double-tapping Reset Voice Settings, and on macOS by going to VoiceOver Utility > Speech > Voices, clicking your voice, and then clicking Reset Voice Settings. #TipTuesday

Accidentally customized your VoiceOver voice settings on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS to the point that the voice is unpleasant to use? You can reset them on iOS and iPadOS by going to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Speech, double-tapping your voice, and then double-tapping Reset Voice Settings, and on macOS by going to VoiceOver Utility > Speech > Voices, clicking your voice, and then clicking Reset Voice Settings. #TipTuesday

Accidentally customized your VoiceOver voice settings on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS to the point that the voice is unpleasant to use? You can reset them on iOS and iPadOS by going to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Speech, double-tapping your voice, and then double-tapping Reset Voice Settings, and on macOS by going to VoiceOver Utility > Speech > Voices, clicking your voice, and then clicking Reset Voice Settings. #TipTuesday

Accidentally customized your VoiceOver voice settings on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS to the point that the voice is unpleasant to use? You can reset them on iOS and iPadOS by going to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Speech, double-tapping your voice, and then double-tapping Reset Voice Settings, and on macOS by going to VoiceOver Utility > Speech > Voices, clicking your voice, and then clicking Reset Voice Settings. #TipTuesday

Do you find you have trouble performing the two taps of a VoiceOver double-tap quick enough on iOS or iPadOS? You can extend the time you have for the second tap to register as a double-tap, the "double-tap Timeout" in Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Double-tap Timeout. #TipTuesday

Do you find you have trouble performing the two taps of a VoiceOver double-tap quick enough on iOS or iPadOS? You can extend the time you have for the second tap to register as a double-tap, the "double-tap Timeout" in Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Double-tap Timeout. #TipTuesday

Do you find you have trouble performing the two taps of a VoiceOver double-tap quick enough on iOS or iPadOS? You can extend the time you have for the second tap to register as a double-tap, the "double-tap Timeout" in Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Double-tap Timeout. #TipTuesday

Do you find you have trouble performing the two taps of a VoiceOver double-tap quick enough on iOS or iPadOS? You can extend the time you have for the second tap to register as a double-tap, the "double-tap Timeout" in Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Double-tap Timeout. #TipTuesday

Do you find you have trouble performing the two taps of a VoiceOver double-tap quick enough on iOS or iPadOS? You can extend the time you have for the second tap to register as a double-tap, the "double-tap Timeout" in Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Double-tap Timeout. #TipTuesday

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Wish VoiceOver on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS spoke text to the right of the cursor like Windows screen readers do? On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Typing > Cursor Output, and select "Right of Cursor." On macOS, go to VoiceOver Utility > Verbosity > Text, and choose "Speak text to the right of the cursor" from the "When moving the cursor" popup menu. #TipTuesday

Wish VoiceOver on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS spoke text to the right of the cursor like Windows screen readers do? On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Typing > Cursor Output, and select "Right of Cursor." On macOS, go to VoiceOver Utility > Verbosity > Text, and choose "Speak text to the right of the cursor" from the "When moving the cursor" popup menu. #TipTuesday

Wish VoiceOver on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS spoke text to the right of the cursor like Windows screen readers do? On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Typing > Cursor Output, and select "Right of Cursor." On macOS, go to VoiceOver Utility > Verbosity > Text, and choose "Speak text to the right of the cursor" from the "When moving the cursor" popup menu. #TipTuesday

Wish VoiceOver on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS spoke text to the right of the cursor like Windows screen readers do? On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Typing > Cursor Output, and select "Right of Cursor." On macOS, go to VoiceOver Utility > Verbosity > Text, and choose "Speak text to the right of the cursor" from the "When moving the cursor" popup menu. #TipTuesday

Wish VoiceOver on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS spoke text to the right of the cursor like Windows screen readers do? On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Typing > Cursor Output, and select "Right of Cursor." On macOS, go to VoiceOver Utility > Verbosity > Text, and choose "Speak text to the right of the cursor" from the "When moving the cursor" popup menu. #TipTuesday

Want to add an app to the Dock in macOS or change its position? You don't need to use VoiceOver's drag and drop facility, just focus on an app in the Applications folder and press Command-Control-Shift-T to add it, or change its position by focusing on it in the Dock and pressing either Option-Left-Arrow to move it to the left, or Option-Right-Arrow to move it to the right. #TipTuesday

Want to add an app to the Dock in macOS or change its position? You don't need to use VoiceOver's drag and drop facility, just focus on an app in the Applications folder and press Command-Control-Shift-T to add it, or change its position by focusing on it in the Dock and pressing either Option-Left-Arrow to move it to the left, or Option-Right-Arrow to move it to the right. #TipTuesday

Want to add an app to the Dock in macOS or change its position? You don't need to use VoiceOver's drag and drop facility, just focus on an app in the Applications folder and press Command-Control-Shift-T to add it, or change its position by focusing on it in the Dock and pressing either Option-Left-Arrow to move it to the left, or Option-Right-Arrow to move it to the right. #TipTuesday

Want to add an app to the Dock in macOS or change its position? You don't need to use VoiceOver's drag and drop facility, just focus on an app in the Applications folder and press Command-Control-Shift-T to add it, or change its position by focusing on it in the Dock and pressing either Option-Left-Arrow to move it to the left, or Option-Right-Arrow to move it to the right. #TipTuesday

Want to add an app to the Dock in macOS or change its position? You don't need to use VoiceOver's drag and drop facility, just focus on an app in the Applications folder and press Command-Control-Shift-T to add it, or change its position by focusing on it in the Dock and pressing either Option-Left-Arrow to move it to the left, or Option-Right-Arrow to move it to the right. #TipTuesday

Wish double-tapping a name or number in the calls list of the Phone app on iOS would immediately call the person back, without needing to find and double-tap the Call button on the next screen, or remembering to select the "Call" rotor action? Just go to Settings > Apps > Phone, and toggle the "Tap Recents to Call" switch on so that double-tapping a name or number will immediately make the call. #TipTuesday

Wish double-tapping a name or number in the calls list of the Phone app on iOS would immediately call the person back, without needing to find and double-tap the Call button on the next screen, or remembering to select the "Call" rotor action? Just go to Settings > Apps > Phone, and toggle the "Tap Recents to Call" switch on so that double-tapping a name or number will immediately make the call. #TipTuesday

Wish double-tapping a name or number in the calls list of the Phone app on iOS would immediately call the person back, without needing to find and double-tap the Call button on the next screen, or remembering to select the "Call" rotor action? Just go to Settings > Apps > Phone, and toggle the "Tap Recents to Call" switch on so that double-tapping a name or number will immediately make the call. #TipTuesday

Wish double-tapping a name or number in the calls list of the Phone app on iOS would immediately call the person back, without needing to find and double-tap the Call button on the next screen, or remembering to select the "Call" rotor action? Just go to Settings > Apps > Phone, and toggle the "Tap Recents to Call" switch on so that double-tapping a name or number will immediately make the call. #TipTuesday

Wish double-tapping a name or number in the calls list of the Phone app on iOS would immediately call the person back, without needing to find and double-tap the Call button on the next screen, or remembering to select the "Call" rotor action? Just go to Settings > Apps > Phone, and toggle the "Tap Recents to Call" switch on so that double-tapping a name or number will immediately make the call. #TipTuesday

Want to test the #macOSGoldenGate beta but can't risk your main system? Create a second APFS volume in Disk Utility on your Mac so you can use the beta when you want, while keeping your primary system intact. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/experience-new-macos-beta-software-confidence-dual-boot-macos-run-beta-software-alongside

Want to test the #macOSGoldenGate beta but can't risk your main system? Create a second APFS volume in Disk Utility on your Mac so you can use the beta when you want, while keeping your primary system intact. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/experience-new-macos-beta-software-confidence-dual-boot-macos-run-beta-software-alongside

Want to test the #macOSGoldenGate beta but can't risk your main system? Create a second APFS volume in Disk Utility on your Mac so you can use the beta when you want, while keeping your primary system intact. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/experience-new-macos-beta-software-confidence-dual-boot-macos-run-beta-software-alongside

Want to test the #macOSGoldenGate beta but can't risk your main system? Create a second APFS volume in Disk Utility on your Mac so you can use the beta when you want, while keeping your primary system intact. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/experience-new-macos-beta-software-confidence-dual-boot-macos-run-beta-software-alongside

Want to test the #macOSGoldenGate beta but can't risk your main system? Create a second APFS volume in Disk Utility on your Mac so you can use the beta when you want, while keeping your primary system intact. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/experience-new-macos-beta-software-confidence-dual-boot-macos-run-beta-software-alongside

Prepare for #WWDC26 by enabling audio descriptions for the TV app, as well as for supported videos in Safari, on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Audio Descriptions" switch on. On macOS, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Play audio descriptions when available" switch on. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-enable-audio-descriptions-tv-app-safari-ios-ipados-macos

Prepare for #WWDC26 by enabling audio descriptions for the TV app, as well as for supported videos in Safari, on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Audio Descriptions" switch on. On macOS, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Play audio descriptions when available" switch on. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-enable-audio-descriptions-tv-app-safari-ios-ipados-macos

Prepare for #WWDC26 by enabling audio descriptions for the TV app, as well as for supported videos in Safari, on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Audio Descriptions" switch on. On macOS, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Play audio descriptions when available" switch on. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-enable-audio-descriptions-tv-app-safari-ios-ipados-macos

Prepare for #WWDC26 by enabling audio descriptions for the TV app, as well as for supported videos in Safari, on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Audio Descriptions" switch on. On macOS, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Play audio descriptions when available" switch on. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-enable-audio-descriptions-tv-app-safari-ios-ipados-macos

Prepare for #WWDC26 by enabling audio descriptions for the TV app, as well as for supported videos in Safari, on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. On iOS and iPadOS, go to Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Audio Descriptions" switch on. On macOS, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, and toggle the "Play audio descriptions when available" switch on. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-enable-audio-descriptions-tv-app-safari-ios-ipados-macos