If you have an older iPhone that doesn't have 3D touch, we recommend you install the third-party keyboard, Gboard, which lets you use the spacebar as a mini trackpad to swipe through text. You can also tap and hold on the cursor itself and drag it to the desired position.When the cursor is where you want it to be, just let go.Drag your finger around to move your cursor through the text.While you are typing a message, firmly press and hold on the keyboard's spacebar to activate the trackpad.To use this feature, you need an iPhone 6S or later. This way you can move your cursor much more accurately instead of tapping and holding on the screen to bring up the magnifying glass. You may not have known that your iPhone's keyboard can double as a trackpad. You can pick All Contacts, Favorites, Recent Contacts, or No-One Tap Auto-Reply To if you want to change who gets sent the auto-reply message.Tap Auto-Reply to customize and change the message, if you wish.Tap Manually if you don't want the setting to enable automatically, and then add Do Not Disturb While Driving to Control Center (see previous tip above).Tap While Connected to Car Bluetooth if your car has Bluetooth.Tap Automatically if you want the setting to be enabled when detecting movement.The feature can be disabled for passengers, and if there's an emergency and someone needs to reach you, they can still contact you if they respond to the text message with the word "urgent." To turn on the settings, just do the following: When someone tries to get a hold of you, your iPhone will send an auto-reply message to let the person know you're driving. It blocks incoming calls, texts, and notifications when your iPhone detects acceleration or connects to your vehicle's Bluetooth. Apple hopes to prevent accidents and cut down on distractions while driving with this new feature.
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