Guides: how to hide photos and videos on iPhone

Each guide answers one question about hiding photos or videos on an iPhone. The iOS way comes first, with the exact menu labels, then what a vault app changes, and where neither helps. Nothing here needs Mirage Vault to work.

How these guides are written

Every guide names the real buttons: the labels come from iOS itself, not from memory. Where a step was checked on a device, the page says which iPhone, which iOS and when; otherwise it says which versions it was written for. Facts about the app come from its source code, and the limits of hiding photos on an iPhone (screenshots, the Recently Deleted album, a forgotten pattern) are stated, not hidden.

New guides appear about twice a month. If a question about hiding photos on an iPhone is missing, send it; the next guide starts with the questions people actually ask.

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