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If you truly want to password protect you extremely important information. You could buy an external drive (or create a partition), and set password in Disk Utility.

Considering the size of those romantic action movies, you should consider getting an external drive anyway.
I did just that actually, create a mountable partition! I'm out of space though. Also I'm totally gonna use the term 'romantic action movies' from now on, thanks. :D
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Try creating separate accounts. I do with with keeping work separate from home. Keeps me from sending work email with my personal account by accident for example. Keeps files separate but I can still create shared data either locally or using a cloud account. Fast switching is possible, use different backgrounds to help determine which account, or even show input for login window if you don't want to list all your accounts.
Good idea, another thing I did was create a password protected partition that I can mount. The only downside is that it's a fixed size and It's almost full.
 
I don't think there's much in that. I tried asking it to turn on "poo mode" and "big TV mode" and got the same reply.
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"Asking Siri the oddly worded question, 'Open settings in the window'..."

That's not a question.

Depends how you say it. Try it with an upward inflection, like you're Californian ;0)
 
You can. Just tap and hold to bring up the edit menu. Hit the arrow till you get to "Add Attachment". It's easier on iPad cause there's a shortcut.

You can add any file from any document provider on device such as iCloud Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox.

Thanks. I've seen Attach Picture or Photo , but not the "Add Attachment" before. I found it odd that it would let you attach Photo / Videos but not any other kind of document.
 
that last update is bogus....If you ask " turn on super mode" it says the same thing....sorry I cannot change that setting.
 
Try creating separate accounts. I do with with keeping work separate from home. Keeps me from sending work email with my personal account by accident for example. Keeps files separate but I can still create shared data either locally or using a cloud account. Fast switching is possible, use different backgrounds to help determine which account, or even show input for login window if you don't want to list all your accounts.
[doublepost=1465832710][/doublepost]So these are the exciting news after iPhone SE and the watch?
I will not sleep tonite
 
Here's a real-world example of why you need a file browser.

Wife's 128GB iPhone developed some sort of corrupt file that filled the remaining space. Hadn't been backed up in awhile, so restoring from backup would cause loss of data. And couldn't back it up to iTunes since I didn't have 128GB free on my laptop. If there were just some way to search for a very large file, I could delete it and be done with it. Instead, I had to copy off photos and other data, then restore, which lost all the settings, data I wasn't able to copy off, etc.

Plus you can selectively delete any files an app creates that are large that you don't need.
 
My god apple music redesign is ugly... looks like they made it for people who card read small text - we aint all blind.
 
Release them already!
[doublepost=1465844915][/doublepost]Didn't refer to the old dev-pages which are back online now.

Argh

Got the new beta profile and now it's not working .... argghh - where is my slam motion whatever ...

;)

sigh, delayed gratification still is a problem for me :p
 
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I see, so you're saying a feature that adds great power and flexibility to iOS is pointless, because we could clumsily use icloud instead, or ditch all our investment in the ios ecosystem and just go to android?

Are you joking or are suggesting Apple is that lame?

True has been told. See the news.
 
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