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I keep accidentally swiping up the docked apps when I’m trying to do something else and it’s very annoying. How do I turn the feature off? I have looked everywhere and cannot find it. It didn’t do this before, I think it happened when I reset my iPad and cannot change it back. HELP!!!
iPad Air 2, iPadOS 14
lissette297 Said:
"Turn off swipe up docked apps: I keep accidentally swiping up the docked apps when I’m trying to do something else and it’s very annoying. How do I turn the feature off?[...]"
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Use Guided Access:
No. This is not an option. But, you can use Guided Access to stay within an app, and avoid switching between them. Use Guided Access with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support
So, Recommend this to Apple:
Being not an option, recommend this to Apple. Apple won't get back to you directly, but the more feedback they receive on this, the more they will know what is their customers prefer, and what features to include in models to come.
lissette297 Said:
"Turn off swipe up docked apps: I keep accidentally swiping up the docked apps when I’m trying to do something else and it’s very annoying. How do I turn the feature off?[...]"
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Use Guided Access:
No. This is not an option. But, you can use Guided Access to stay within an app, and avoid switching between them. Use Guided Access with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support
So, Recommend this to Apple:
Being not an option, recommend this to Apple. Apple won't get back to you directly, but the more feedback they receive on this, the more they will know what is their customers prefer, and what features to include in models to come.
The upward-swipe gesture to expose the hidden dock cannot be disabled or suppressed.
While the gesture cannot be disabled, perhaps pay some attention to the gesture itself. If the upward-swipe begins below the visible screen, from the screen bezel area, the swipe will expose the Dock. If instead the upward-swipe begins from within the visible area of the screen, the Dock will not be exposed - and instead will scroll the screen.
The difference in swipe gestures are perhaps subtle - but when understood (and perhaps practiced), are both understood and become second nature.
Turn off swipe up docked apps
