How to Use Siri Shortcuts and Automation on iPhone (iOS 18/17.6.1)

Now, Siri can control all apps that are used and supported with Siri Shortcuts. Suppose you are at a Movie Theater, and while you sit on a theater seat, you will automatically get the notification do not Disturb turned on. Reporter and tech guys more than expected from the Siri Shortcuts app. The New Siri Shortcuts app will do everything. With the Tilt app, you can find the lost key with the easy command, “Hey Siri, I Lost my Keys.” The Tilt app launches and shows a satisfactory answer to your problem using the Tilt app (Siri Shortcuts app).

How to Create & Use Siri Shortcut on iPhone

Apple Shortcuts is a free app from apple, that allows you to create your own custom shortcuts (Siri Shortcut) and automation. Here are the steps to get started:

  1. Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone.
  2. Go to (+) Plus Iocn tab on the app.
  3. Tap on Create Shortcut.
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  1. Select Rename. Type your Shortcut Name.
  2. Click on Add Action.
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  1. Tap Search Categories.
  2. Click the Shortcut Name Icon.
  3. Select Color and tap on Done.
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  1. Click on the Share Icon.
  2. Select Add To Home Screen and tap on Add.
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  1. Go to your iPhone home screen. Launch the Scanner App. Start scanning codes using a scanner app.
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How to set up automation on an iPhone

1. Launch the Shortcuts App on your iPhone.
2. Tap on Automation. Click New Automation.
3. Select the Trigger.

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4. Select the option Customize the trigger (this will change depending on the trigger). Then click on the Next Button.

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5. Select a Category Or App. Choose your Action And Customize it. Tap on Done.

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