Accidentally customize the Home Screen on iOS or iPadOS to the point where you've lost track of where things are, or just want to start fresh? You can restore the default Home Screen layout without erasing any data by going to Settings > General > Transfer or reset, and double-tapping "Reset Home Screen layout." #TipTuesday

Accidentally close a Safari window on macOS? You don't have to go through your history and manually reopen each tab, just choose History > Reopen last closed window (or press Command-Shift-T). #TipTuesday

Want to identify a song you hear playing on the radio or other external speaker? You don't need to use the Shazam app or Control Center, just ask Siri "What song is playing" on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS. #TipTuesday

Want to test the #macOSTahoe 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 applevis.com/podcasts/experien…

Prepare for #WWDC25 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 applevis.com/podcasts/how-enab…

Have words, sentences, or emojis that you have to type frequently on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS? Use Text Replacements, short snippets of text which are substituted with commonly used words, sentences, or emojis when typed, to improve your typing efficiency and reduce the number of keystrokes you regularly have to perform. #TipTuesday applevis.com/podcasts/speed-yo…

If like me, you can't see at all, there's no reason to have your 14 Pro or later pro-model iPhone's always on display turned on, and you might even be able to gain some battery life by turning it off. Just go to Settings > Display & Brightness > Always on display, and toggle the "Always on display" switch off. #TipTuesday applevis.com/podcasts/how-disa…

By default, some categories of iCloud data, like login credentials and health information, are end-to-end encrypted, while others, like backups, photos, and iCloud Drive files, aren't. To encrypt all iCloud data except mail, contacts, and calendars end-to-end, turn on Advanced Data Protection in Settings (System Settings on macOS) > [your name] > iCloud > Advanced Data Protection. #TipTuesday support.apple.com/en-us/108756