If you ever wanted to hide applications such as Facebook, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, the Messages one, or the Photos one, then in the video clip below you can find out how to do this. We are talking about a function of the iPhone and iPad that allows the hiding of some of the third-party applications and a bug of the operating system that allows the hiding of some native ones.
To hide third-party applications such as Facebook, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Snapchat, etc., you will have to use the restrictions menu for the iOS operating system. It can be accessed from Settings > General > Restrictions > Apps, Configurations > General > Restrictions > Applications, and if you choose not to display applications there, then all will be hidden.
To display them again you will only have to activate the display of all applications regardless of the age restrictions there are for them, so you will see them immediately. This method does not involve jailbreaking beforehand because everything is based on a function of the iOS operating system, so anyone can enjoy it whenever they need it.
To hide applications such as Messages or Photos, you will have to use a bug of the iOS operating system, this solution being a temporary one. You will not need a jailbreak here either, so you will be able to enjoy the privacy of using the applications on iPhone and iPad, they can be found quickly through the Spotlight system, or similar ones.
