- Setting Up Private Mode
- Marking and Unmarking Files as Private
- Working with Private Mode
- Adding Private Mode to the Quick Setting Buttons
- Conclusion
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Adding Private Mode to the Quick Setting Buttons
Opening Settings to enable or disable Private Mode is time consuming. If you want to accomplish this the easy way, you can add an icon for it in the Notification panel's Quick Setting buttons.
Open the Notification panel and tap the Grid icon in the upper-right corner (see Figure 10).
Figure 10 Notification panel.
Tap the Edit icon (see Figure 11).
Figure 11 Edit the primary Quick Setting buttons.
Drag the Private Mode icon from the Available Buttons section onto the icon in the Active Buttons section that you want to replace (see Figure 12).
Figure 12 Make Private Mode one of your active buttons.
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After making this minor modification, you can enable Private Mode by opening the Notification panel, scrolling the Quick Setting buttons until you see Private Mode, tapping its icon, and then performing your unlock procedure. (When Private Mode is active, its Quick Setting icon is green.) To quickly disable Private Mode, tap the Private Mode icon again (see Figure 13). Alternatively, you can tap the Private Mode notification and then drag the Private Mode slider to the Off position.
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Figure 13 Enable or disable Private Mode by tapping its Quick Setting button.