If your iPhone is unlocked before accessing the Photos link, you can browse all your content. If your iPhone is locked, you will only see that session's media, and you'll need to unlock your iPhone to access the share sheet. Just hit the tiny "Photos" shortcut in the Camera app to view recently taken ones. Note that you can also hide photos and videos right after they've been taken in the Camera app. A confirmation prompt will appear, in which you'll tap either "Hide Photo" (or "Hide # Photos" for multiples), "Hide Video" (or Hide # Videos for multiples), or "Hide # Items (for photos and videos). Once you've got all of the photos and videos that you want to hide ready in the share sheet menu, swipe through the bottom list of activities, then tap on the "Hide" button. Alternatively, you can just hit "Select" from the album view, tap to check the items you want to hide, then hit the share sheet icon.ĭon't Miss: 7 Privacy Tips for Photos & Videos on Your iPhone If you're selecting multiple photos at once, you can do so now swiping left or right and checking all the ones nearby you want to hide. If you're selecting just one photo or video, preview it, then hit the share sheet icon. To dive right into this little-known iPhone feature, open up your Photos app and find the photo(s) and/or video(s) that you want to hide. If you show off your photos a lot or stream slideshows to your TV, this is a great way to keep less appealing content private. While it may not be an obvious feature, Apple actually built a way into iOS that lets you hide specific pictures and videos in the Photos app that you want to keep on the down-low, for your eyes only.
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