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You don’t have to disable any part of the screen. Just hit “start” and you are locked into the app. I just tested it and the only thing I could not do was chan
by gen3 7y ago
You don’t have to disable any part of the screen. Just hit “start” and you are locked into the app.
I just tested it and the only thing I could not do was change the volume.
- abraxas 7y agoYou've missed my point completely. I want the _whole damn screen_ disabled so I don't inadvertently press pause/skip forward when watching videos for example. It's exactly the opposite of the behavior you get from "guided access" thing.
- gen3 7y agoI apologize, I misread what you said. In options (bottom left of the screen) there is a switch to disable touch completely (it also seems to remember it’s setting for that particular app).