Enable or Disable Grayscale Mode on iPhone 6
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You're watching VisiHow. In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to enable or disable the grayscale mode on an iPhone 6.
Steps
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To begin, locate the Home button
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This is the circular button at the bottom center of our phone.
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Press down on the Home button one time, this will take us to the Lock screen
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On the Lock screen, we will need to slide or swipe across to enter the Passcode screen
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Here we can enter in our Passcode to unlock the device
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Alternatively, we may press and hold a finger on the Home button
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This will activate the Touch ID sensor, unlocking the device for us.
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This will unlock our phone, taking us to the Home screen
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From the Home screen, we are looking for the Settings icon
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This icon is silver and gray, with a gear pattern inside. This icon will be labeled "Settings".
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Once the icon is located, give it a single press
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Once we have tapped the Settings icon, we will be taken to the Settings panel
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We will note the word "Settings" present at the very top of the screen.
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On the Settings panel, scroll down until we find the "General" option
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Press the "General" option one time, this will take us to the General panel
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We will note the word "General" written at the very top of the screen.
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In the General panel, we are looking for the sixth option labeled "Accessibility"
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Tap on "Accessibility" one time, this will open the Accessibility panel
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This panel will be labeled with the word "Accessibility", written at the top of the screen.
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Now that we are in the Accessibility panel, we need to look under the "VISION" section to find the option labeled "Grayscale"
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We will note the "General" button, in the top left-hand corner of the screen, is currently blue
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When the Grayscale option is tapped, this will change.
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Tap on the white circle, located to the right of the "Grayscale" option, one time
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Now we can see that the "General" button is now written in gray text
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We will now tap on this "General" button on time, this will take us back to the "General" panel
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Then we will tap on the button labeled "Settings", this will take us back to the Settings panel
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This button is located in the top left-hand corner, in the same position the "General" button was in.
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In this panel, we can see that all of our icons are a shade of gray
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In order to disable the Grayscale option, we need to tap back on "General"
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Then we will tap on the sixth option down, labeled "Accessibility"
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Now we are going to tap on the white circle, located to the right of the "Grayscale" option
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Grayscale will now be turned off.
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Now we will once again go back, tapping on the button labeled "General" in the top left-hand corner
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Then we are going to tap on "Settings"
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This button is also located in the top left-hand corner.
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Once we are back in the Settings panel, we will note that the colors have returned to all of our icons
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When we are satisfied with our choice, we will then press down on the Home button one time
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This will take us back to the Home screen
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This concludes our tutorial on how to enable or disable the Grayscale option for your iPhone 6
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Video: Enable or Disable Grayscale Mode on iPhone 6
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My iPhone 6s turned greyscale on and I cannot turm it off.Ifollowed the ibstructions, tapped on settings, went to General but there?
My iPhone 6s turned greyscale on and I cannot turm it off. Ifollowed the ibstructions, tapped on settings, went to General but there was no accessibility butoon. What do I need to do to cut off grey scale? My iPhone 6s turned greyscale on and I cannot turm it off. Ifollowed the ibstructions, tapped on settings, went to General but there was no accessibility butoon. What do I need to do to cut off grey scale?
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