Guide: How to Setup and Use Shared Reminders in iOS
- Open the Reminders app on your iOS device.
- Scroll down to the bottom of the app and select “Shared Reminders” from the list of options.
- Enter a name for your shared reminder list and click “Create” to start sharing your reminders with other iCloud users!
Share a reminder list
To share a reminder list with others, first launch the Reminders app on your iPhone or iPad. Once the app is open, you will see your Reminders Lists. I have already created a new list to share, but you can also create a new list if you wish. Once your list is created, tap it to expand the list. With the list expanded, tap Edit top right. This reveals two options at the top of the list. Select Parts:On the next screen, tap Add person:Then tap the To field and search your contacts for the person or people you want to share the reminder list with. They don’t need to have an iPhone or iPad (you can use Reminders online at iCloud.com), but they must have an active iCloud account. Once you’ve selected your contacts, tap Add:You will then see a summary of the people who have been invited to share your reminders list. Each person will receive an email notification that they must accept to complete the process. Until they do, you’ll see a Pending status under their name. When you’re done, tap Done:When you return to your reminders list, you’ll see Shared with … below your shared reminders which makes it easy to see which lists are private or shared. ..
Remove someone from a shared reminder list
If you later want to remove one of your contacts from a shared reminder list, return to the Share to screen (Reminder> Edit> Share). Find the person you want to remove and swipe from right to left across their name. A red stop sharing button appears on the right. Tap it to delete the person. If you remove all members from a shared reminder list, it effectively becomes a private list that only you can see. Shared memories are a non-life-without-feature for me. I mean I’m forgetful so anything I can do to combat my natural tendencies is great. However, I can see where it can be problematic for some – after all, you can’t claim to have forgotten to buy milk when you have a constantly synchronized grocery list in your pocket! We live in the future. A strange future where getting away with being forgetful isn’t that easy.
How to Setup and Use Shared Reminders in iOS: benefits
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Final note
How to Setup and Use Shared Reminders in iOS If you’re like most people, you probably use reminders to keep track of important tasks. But what if you want to use reminders for more than just tasks? You can also use them as a way to keep your family and friends close by. Here’s how:
- Choose the type of reminder you want: voice or text.
- Set up your reminder schedule.
- Set up your phone for automatic notification when the reminder is due.
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