One of the convenient aspects of having an LED flash built into your smartphone is that you can use it as a flashlight in a pinch. The iPhone is no different in that respect, but it’s lacking in features that some users could find extraordinarily useful.
Check out these 9 different ways to turn your iPhone flashlight on and off, including shortcuts, gestures, and voice commands.
Raise to wake is a feature of the modern iPhone that I’ve come to know and love. But there are obviously times when I don’t really need this feature, such as when I’m using my iPhone as a flashlight.
iOS 18 beta 3 brings new features and changes like a tweaked flashlight interface, a consolidated emoji picker, a new dynamic wallpaper, more Dark Mode icons, etc.
Learn how to remove or replace the flashlight and camera shortcuts on the iPhone Lock Screen with other app shortcuts of your choosing, such as Translate, Calculator, Apple TV Remote, Shazam, Cellular Data, Voice Memo, Wallet, and more.
iOS 17.1 tweaks the Action button on the iPhone 15 Pros to prevent it from triggering the camera, flashlight and other actions in your pocket.
We’ve shown off several jailbreak tweaks recently that completely disable the Lock Screen’s Quick Action buttons or hide them out of view, but for anyone who actually does make use of them, iOS developer NoisyFlake is out with a new add-on that can make using them a little easier.
The Lock Screen is a barrier between your smartphone’s contents and the outside world, but it’s also the very first thing you see every time you grab your device. That’s why Apple made Quick Actions to lend fast access to the Camera and Flashlight directly from the Lock Screen.
One of the restrictions you might discover when recording video via Apple’s Camera app is that you can’t turn your iPhone’s flashlight on like you normally can via Control Center.
As a jailbreaker, one of the things you may always find yourself doing is searching for new jailbreak tweaks to make your iPhone or iPad do more than it can out of the box, and that’s why we’re here to help.
Learn what to do if your iPhone or iPad flashlight is not turning on, the button is grayed out, or it is not working from the Lock Screen or Control Center.
Almost everyone knows that their iPhone’s rear-facing LED flash can double as a handy flashlight, and the Control Center toggle makes it supremely easy to access from anywhere in iOS.