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“…For example, you'll learn how to: Make sense of the Lock screen, Home screen, and Control Center--and customize them to meet your needs Search with Spotlight Switch between apps and use Handoff to transfer your work Use Siri effectively, and even create your own custom Siri shortcuts Become a whiz at using the various keyboards and editing controls built into iOS 12 Use Share Sheets (for more than just sharing) Make the most of special iPad features like Instant Note, multitasking, and drag & drop Navigate the App Store Understand the ins and outs of Family Sharing Manage your data--both locally on your device and in the cloud Use Screen Time to make better choices about when and how you use your device Take photos and videos, apply camera effects, and organize your media Send and receive messages in any of numerous ways with the Messages app Make calls and use FaceTime and Voicemail Surf the web with Safari Use Maps, Find My iPhone, and Find My Friends Organize your Wallet and use Apple Pay Install, delete, create, and use shortcuts in the Shortcuts app Protect your privacy Make the most of numerous iOS accessibility features Improve your battery life…”

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“…Or that Reminders can prompt you to do something not only at a certain time, but also once you've reached a specific destination, like the grocery store? …”