Management orientation lock on your iPhone can be a hassle, especially when you frequently switch between apps that require different viewing modes. While there is no specific option to set the orientation for each app on the iPhone, there is a workaround that allows users to select the app orientation they want to use for the app.
This works by creating a simple automation. You can set orientation lock automatically settings based on the apps you use, ensuring a seamless and customized experience.
Follow these steps to set it up
Open it Shortcuts App
Launch the Shortcuts app on your iPhone and go to the Automation tab located at the bottom of the screen.
Create a new automation
Tap the “+” symbol in the upper right corner to create a new automation.
Select App Trigger
Scroll down and select “Application” from the list of triggers. Make sure both “Open” and “Closed” are checked and select “Launch Now”.
Select Applications
Select the specific apps you want the automation to work with. For example, if you want to enable full screen mode in the Photos app, select Photos from the list.
Add action
Tap “Next” and then start typing “Set the orientation Lock” in the search box. Or swipe along the “Get Started” line to find the script. Tap to select it.
Finalize and save
Tap “Done” in the upper right corner to finish creating your automation. Your settings will be saved and the automation will be activated the next time you open or close one of the selected applications.
This works by creating a simple automation. You can set orientation lock automatically settings based on the apps you use, ensuring a seamless and customized experience.
Follow these steps to set it up
Open it Shortcuts App
Launch the Shortcuts app on your iPhone and go to the Automation tab located at the bottom of the screen.
Create a new automation
Tap the “+” symbol in the upper right corner to create a new automation.
Select App Trigger
Scroll down and select “Application” from the list of triggers. Make sure both “Open” and “Closed” are checked and select “Launch Now”.
Select Applications
Select the specific apps you want the automation to work with. For example, if you want to enable full screen mode in the Photos app, select Photos from the list.
Add action
Tap “Next” and then start typing “Set the orientation Lock” in the search box. Or swipe along the “Get Started” line to find the script. Tap to select it.
Finalize and save
Tap “Done” in the upper right corner to finish creating your automation. Your settings will be saved and the automation will be activated the next time you open or close one of the selected applications.