Kiosk Mode on iOS

• Go to the Settings of your iPad
• Scroll down until you find the Accessibility section and tap on it.

• Enable the Guided Access mode and set your passcode or use Touch ID, depending on your preference.
• In this section, you will find several available options:
  • Guided Access: You can enable or disable this mode as per your convenience.
  • Passcode Settings: You can set a passcode or use Touch ID to access Guided Access mode.
  • Time Limit: You can choose whether you want your tablet to play a sound or speak a voice message when the Guided Access session ends. You can set this option later.
  • Accessibility Shortcut: You can choose to show or hide settings by triple-clicking the Home button when Guided Access mode is enabled.
• Open the application you want to use and triple-click the Home button of your iPad.
• A new menu will appear at the bottom of the screen, consisting of three parts:
  • Physical Button Options: You can choose to disable the sleep/wake and volume buttons, prevent screen rotation (portrait or landscape), and make the keyboard accessible or inaccessible.
  • Touch: If desired, you can lock the entire screen to prevent unintended touch (this can be useful, for example, if you have an automatic image gallery that does not require touch interaction).
  • Time Limit: Set a maximum duration for the Guided Access session here.

On the screen of your application, you can also draw areas to disable. These areas will no longer be touch-sensitive, which can be useful if you want to restrict certain parts of the application.

• Once you have finished configuring your settings, tap on Resume at the top right of the screen.
• To exit the Guided Access mode, triple-click the Home button, enter your passcode (or use Touch ID), and tap on End at the top left of the Guided Access settings screen.