Quickly erase a disk on iOS, iPadOS, or macOS, with no need for Disk Utility. On iOS and iPadOS, triple-tap (or double-tap and hold) the disk in the Files app, and choose "Erase" from the context menu. On macOS, select the Disk in Finder and choose "Erase disk" from the context menu (accessed by pressing VO-Shift-M). #TipTuesday

Have certain folders you always want quick access to in macOS? Add them to the Finder sidebar so they always appear under the "Favorites" section, as well as the "Where" popup menu in open and save dialogs, by selecting them in Finder and choosing File > Add to sidebar (or pressing Command-Control-T). Remove an item by focusing on it in the sidebar and choosing "Remove from sidebar" from the context menu (accessed by pressing VO-Shift-M). #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/quick-tip-adding-removing-items-finder-sidebar

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Need more time to speak to Siri on iOS or iPadOS before it considers your prompt complete? You can configure it to wait longer before responding by going to Settings > Accessibility > Siri, and choosing an option under the "Siri pause time" heading. #TipTuesday

Need to quickly switch between multiple conversations in the Messages app on macOS? You don't need to navigate the conversations collection each time, just focus on one and choose "Open in new window" from the context menu (accessed by pressing VO-Shift-M); repeat this process for each conversation. Then, use Command-Accent to cycle between the open windows. #TipTuesday

Accidentally customize the Control Center on macOS to the point that you've lost track of where things are, or just want to reorganize it from scratch? You can reset it to its default layout by going to System Settings > Menu bar, and clicking "Reset Control Center." #TipTuesday

Copied something particularly sensitive to your Mac's clipboard and don't want it to be viewable in Spotlight for the next eight hours? You can clear your clipboard history by going to System Settings > Spotlight, and clicking the "Clear clipboard history" button. #TipTuesday

Don't want the Wallet app on iOS to send you ads as notifications? Just open the app, double-tap the "More" button near the top right of the screen, select "notifications" from the menu, and toggle the "offers & promotions" switch off. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-opt-out-offers-promotions-wallet-app-ios

Wish a notification wouldn't appear when performing a Back Tap command? You can turn it off by going to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Back Tap, and toggling the "Show banner" switch off. #TipTuesday

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Quickly export your saved credentials in the Apple Passwords app on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS so you can view them in another Password manager, or, additionally in the case of macOS, a CSV file. On the main screen of the Passwords app on iOS and iPadOS, double-tap the "More" button, double-tap "export to another app," and select the accounts you want to export. On macOS, select the accounts you want to export in the table, and choose one of the export options from the File menu. #TipTuesday

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With #iOS26, #iPadOS26, and #macOSTahoe, you are no longer limited to a 9 minute alarm snooze duration. On iOS and iPadOS, focus on an alarm in the Clock app and select the "Edit" rotor action, double-tap "Snooze duration," choose an option from the picker, and double-tap Done. On macOS, click an alarm in the Clock app, choose an option from the snooze duration popup menu, and click Save. #TipTuesday

Tip Tuesday 💡 | Morning Stretching Science
A few gentle stretches in the morning do more than loosen your muscles — they wake up your body from the inside out.
✨ Boost circulation
🧠 Send oxygen to your brain
💪 Improve flexibility
💤 Ease out stiffness from sleep

Try this tomorrow:
☀️ 1 minute deep breathing
☀️ 1 minute gentle stretches

Your energy will thank you all day.
#MoveItDaily #TipTuesday #MorningStretch

View the last eight hours of your Mac's clipboard history by revealing Spotlight, clicking "Clipboard" (or pressing Command-4), and navigating the items with the up and down arrow keys. Press Return on an item to paste it at the position of the insertion point. #TipTuesday

✨ Tip Tuesday ✨
Don’t let your best content gather dust! 🧹🎥
At Z Media Ventures, we recommend repurposing your videos across multiple platforms:

➡️ Cut clips for Instagram Reels 🎬
➡️ Turn soundbites into podcasts 🎙️
➡️ Use stills as blog images 🖼️
➡️ Drop snippets into email campaigns 📧

This strategy keeps your message consistent 💡, boosts engagement 🔥, and maximizes ROI 💰 from every shoot.

#TipTuesday #ZMediaVentures #VideoMarketing #ContentStrategy #TransformYourVideo

Wish media wouldn't start playing if you accidentally performed a magic tap when using your iPhone? You can prevent the magic tap from playing media by going to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver > Commands > Magic tap, and toggling the "Media playback" switch off. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/taming-magic-tap-stop-accidental-media-playback-ios

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Use the "Copied speech" rotor to access multiple VoiceOver phrases you've copied using the three-finger quadruple-tap, and double-tap one to paste it at the position of the insertion point, eliminating the need to go back and fourth to copy and paste one item at a time. #TipTuesday https://www.applevis.com/podcasts/how-copied-speech-transforms-productivity-ios

Need to select text on macOS, but can't get Shift and the arrow keys to work for whatever reason? You may be able to use VoiceOver's text selection facility by interacting with the text, focusing on the beginning of what you want to select and pressing VO-Return, expanding your selection with VO-left or right arrow (or VO-Shift-left or right arrow to select by character), and pressing VO-Return again to select the text. #TipTuesday