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A practical tutorial on iOS shortcut commands to teach you how to send reminders when charging is 100% and send text messages at regular intervals...

We know that Apple officially recommends stopping charging immediately after charging to 100%. Do not leave it charging for a long time, otherwise it may damage the health of the battery.

But sometimes the iPhone/iPad is charged to 100%, but we don’t know!

How to set up an automatic reminder when the charge is 100%? In addition, can Apple send text messages at scheduled times? How to quickly preview today's hot spots...

Whether it is setting an automatic reminder when the battery is 100% full, or sending a text message at a scheduled time...

In fact, we can use the shortcut command APP to set it up.

Want to set iOS to charge to 100% and the device will automatically send a reminder? You can do it with the help of the shortcut command APP!

1. Open the shortcut command, create a personal automation, scroll to the bottom, and select battery level.

After opening the battery level page, drag the battery level bar until it is full, that is, 100% power is selected, and click Next.

2. Click Add Operation, select the Run Shortcut Command in the operation, then click the "Shortcut Command" text area, select and click "Charging Reminder", and then click Next.

3. Turn off asking before running, click Don’t ask in the pop-up option box, click Done and that’s it!

In this way, the automatic setting of charging to 100% and issuing reminders has been completed. Go try it out and see if there will be a reminder when the charge is 100%!

Sometimes we need to send text messages to contacts at a specific time, but the iPhone itself does not have this function. At this time, we can use shortcut commands to create this automation.

1. Open the shortcut APP, create a personal automation, select a specific time, set the time when you need to send text messages, and then proceed to the next step.

2. Add an operation and choose to send a message, enter the content of the text message you want to send in the "Message" field, then select the recipient, and proceed to the next step after completion.

3. Turn off asking before running, click Don’t ask in the pop-up option box, click Done and that’s it!

This successfully creates an automated scheduled sending of a text message.

Special reminder, automation can only be set to repeat weekly or monthly. After setting a specific time, you need to cancel or delete this automation after execution is completed, otherwise text messages will be sent repeatedly every month or every week. !

When the alarm clock rings in the morning, do you also have the habit of opening the mobile APP after turning off the alarm clock to check some of today’s hot news?

Then you must learn this shortcut command!

1. Open the shortcut command, create a personal automation, and select the alarm clock. After opening the alarm page, select "Get up" and click Next.

2. Click Add operation, select the Run shortcut command in the operation, then click the "Shortcut command" text area, select and click "Know hot spots early", and then click Next.

3. Turn off asking before running, click Don’t ask in the pop-up option box, click Done and that’s it!

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What other iOS shortcut operations do you want to know? Leave a message in the comment area and I’ll tell you in the next issue!