Find " Find My iPad ". Press Settings. Press your Apple ID. Press Find My. Press Find My iPad. Turn on Find My iPad. Press the indicator next to "Find My iPad" to turn on the function. Turn offline finding on er off. Press the indicator next to "Find My network" to turn the function on or off.
If you turn on the function, you need to follow the instructions on the screen to finish the activation. Tap the apps in the list that appears below to configure their individual settings. Tap the back arrow. Select "Location Services" to set which apps can use your current location, based on your GPS signal. Tap "Sounds" to set your preferences for your ringtone, text tone, voicemail, mail, calendar alerts, lock sounds and silence mode. Choose "Brightness" or "Wallpaper" to adjust your screen brightness and set pictures for your background.
Tap "General" to adjust your password, set the data and time, configure your keyboard and turn on accessibility features. Touch the back arrow.
The Settings app on the iPad contains the menus used to change how your tablet works. It also lets you manage your Apple ID and App Store subscriptions, block particular content types, and monitor and control how you and your family use the device.
Access Settings the same way you open games or apps on your iPad or find it on the Home screen. There are three main ways to open the iPad Settings app. The easiest way is to find and tap the Settings app on the Home screen. You can also use Siri or Spotlight. Another quick way to open Settings on your iPad is to hold the Home button to activate Siri. Once the voice assistant activates, say, "Launch Settings. Place your finger on the Home Screen, then swipe down.
In the search screen, enter Settings in the input box. Tap the icon in the results like you would on the Home screen. When Settings is open, you can move the icon to the dock at the bottom of the iPad screen. Doing so provides constant access to it in the future. The Settings app has several options that change how the iPad behaves. Some are practical for everyone, like turning off cellular service to save battery life. Others are important for those who need extra help using the iPad, like the Accessibility settings.
Here are a few things you can do with the iPad Settings. Add new mail accounts under the Mail , Contacts , and Calendars settings. You can also configure whether or not to receive notifications when you receive new messages and how often the iPad checks the inbox.
Turn off notifications for a specific app. Notifications are handy to receive news and updates in real-time. But you may not want them for all apps. Rather than turning off push notifications for the entire iPad, go to the Notifications settings and turn them on or off for a single app.
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