With the introduction of iOS 14, Apple brought a ton of features for its devices and completely redesigned the home screen with support for widgets. One of the home screen editing features in the latest iOS update lets you manage and hide the extra app pages on the device. However, it does not let you hide all the pages. Well, now a probable bug bypasses that “one mandatory page” criteria and lets you get a clean app-free home screen on your iPhone.
Now, I tried this on my iPhone X (running iOS 14 public beta 3) and it really works. So, to do this follow the steps below:
- However, as the Redditor shows, when you are left with the last to ticked pages, instead of unticking just one of them at a time, you have to tap the checkboxes of both the pages simultaneously.
Now, the Redditor, u/Robinhoed123 shared the video (below) on the r/ios subreddit showing the bug in action. However, at the end of the video, he also says that after you disable all the app pages, when you try to go to the “Edit Pages” screen from the “Jiggle Mode”, the device resprings every time.
