It has a simple and intuitive user interface to make all these processes quick and easy.You will have to use a third-party app, which I wont recommend for security and privacy. Once it is scanned, you can rotate, crop, or filter it before creating the PDF. You can not lock hidden photos on an iPhone or iPad with a passcode.
This scanner creates PDFs by simply scanning a photo, document, note, whiteboard, or even a receipt. This is perhaps the only document management tool that comes with a built-in smart scanner.Annotate PDF make users' life easier, you can even use your finger or stylus to sign the PDF document. It has fantastic annotation features that allow you to edit text in PDF, draw and even highlight some of the text on your documents.It is the one-stop solution to create, edit, upload, and download documents of all kinds including images in various formats, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and many more. If you work with a lot of different documents, UPDF is the best way to manage them all.Here's a breakdown of just some of these features: But this app is so much more than that with a versatile feature that allows you to manage not just photos, but all other types of documents directly on your device. UPDF and its Security Space provide the ultimate way to protect and lock any photos on your device that you don't want anyone else to see. To unlock the Note, tap on the three dots at the top and choose "Remove". Tap on the padlock icon again if you would like to keep the photos locked. With this feature enabled, someone who has access to your unlocked iPhone won’t be able to see all of your photos anymore, as long as you put them into that hidden album, of course.To see the images locked in the Note, you will need to click "View Note" and then enter the password. You can quickly check that the lock is enabled by looking for the padlock icon beside each album. You’ll need to authenticate using Face ID/Touch ID the next time you tap the hidden or recently deleted albums, found in the Utilities section in the Photos app, and a prompt to enter your passcode appears if biometric authentication fails. Toggle the “Use Face ID/Touch ID” switch to the “On” position.Make sure the “Show Hidden Album” switch is toggled “On” to enable it.Open the Settings app on your iPhone running iOS 16.
Don’t worry, you can also enter your iPhone’s passcode if you need to. Select the photo or video that you want to unhide. This setting will put a lock on the hidden and recently deleted albums on your iPhone so that you have to use Face ID/Touch ID to unlock them. Use Touch ID or your login password to unlock your Hidden album. A pair of toggles is all it takes to keep your most private photos safe from prying eyes.
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