Find out what to do if Back Tap is not working on your iPhone, and you cannot trigger specific actions by double or triple-tapping the backside of your phone.
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In this exciting tutorial, we show you how to use one of the 3 million images from expert photographers around the world as your iPhone wallpaper and switch to a new wallpaper whenever you like.
How to perform specific actions with a tap on the back of your iPhone
iPhone has a cool accessibility feature called Back Tap that lets you perform various actions when you tap the back of your phone two or three times in quick succession. These custom iPhone actions range from common system features, like invoking the Control Center or Reachability, to popular ones, such as taking a screenshot or scrolling, to running a workflow in the Shortcuts app.
In this short step-by-step tutorial, we'll show you how to bind custom actions to these gestures and trigger them when you double or triple-tap the back of your iPhone.
3 ways to turn off iPhone screen rotation
Many apps on your iPhone will change orientation as you rotate your screen. These include apps like Mail, Calculator, Calendar, Messages, and some third-party apps. But there are times when you accidentally move your device in a way that rotates the screen, which can be distracting or even annoying.
If you’d like to stop your iPhone from rotating the screen, this short tutorial shows you how.