It's not what you think. I just don't want my daughter seeing YouTube. So, here's how I lock it behind Face ID and tuck it away in a hidden folder she can't find or open.

1. Long press an app. 2. Tap Require Face ID. 3. Tap Hide and Require Face ID.

Hide iPhone and iPad apps behind Face ID or Touch ID to keep them away from prying eyes.

Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson shows you some simple steps to discreetly hide apps or an entire app page on your iPhone for decluttering or confidentiality.

Hidden apps are put in a special Hidden folder in the App Library, but their icons don’t show, and extra face or fingerprint authorization will be required to access this folder.

With iOS 18, you can now hide apps on your iPhone or iPad to keep them away from prying eyes. This is a handy feature for sensitive apps that you want to keep confidential.

We have a great video that shows us a new feature in iOS 18 on how you can hide iPhone apps on your device. iOS 18 introduces a innovative feature that empowers you to hide applications on your ...

Here's how you can lock and hide apps on your iPhone running iOS 18. The upcoming iPhone software update will launch during the fall season and is currently available in its developer beta version.

You — and, to an extent, your kids — can now lock and hide apps on an iPhone. Here’s how.

For iPhone users, this feature is coming in iOS26 launching this September. It’ll of course be available on the new iPhone 17 ...

To hide app names on your iPhone's home screen, press and hold on an empty space on the Home Screen until the icons start ...

Here's how to lock and hide your iPhone apps for an extra layer of security. You can also check out all the features iOS 26 will likely bring to your iPhone this fall.