Aye, so you wanna keep your iPhone notifications hush-hush while screen recording? I got ye covered, pal! Here’s a wee guide on how to do it without any hassle.
Sneaky Tricks for Concealing Those Pesky Notifications
First things first, make sure yer iPhone is updated to the latest iOS version. Then head over to Settings and tap on “Control Center.” From there, scroll down till ye spot “Screen Recording” and give it a good ol’ tap. Now ye can add it tae yer Control Center options by pressing the green plus button next tae it.
No More Distractions with This Nifty Setting
Now that ye’ve added Screen Recording tae yer Control Center options, swipe up from the bottom of yer screen (or down if ye’re using an older model) and hit that record button. But wait! Before ye start recording all those hilarious cat videos or epic gaming moments, long-press that record button until a pop-up appears. And voila! Ye’ll see an option called “Microphone Audio,” which should be switched off if you don’t want others hearing what’s going on in the background.
Your Secrets Are Safe with Guided Access
If ye really want tae go incognito mode while screen recording – like when watching something private or sensitive – then Guided Access is yer new best mate. Just head over to Settings again and find “Accessibility.” Tap on it and look out for “Guided Access” under Learning. Toggle that bad boy on!
In Conclusion: Stay Stealthy While Capturing Moments
To wrap things up nicely, hiding iPhone notifications while screen recording is a piece of cake, my friend. Just make sure ye’ve updated yer iOS, added Screen Recording tae Control Center, and turned off the microphone audio if needed. And for those extra sneaky moments, Guided Access will be yer savior. Now go forth and record to yer heart’s content!
