How to make orders in iPhone notes if you have switched to iOS 12

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I've written a lot of articles about applications that are designed for programming and activity management, but I'm still based on iPhone Notes.
 

 

I've written a lot of articles about applications that are designed for programming and activity management, but I'm still based on iPhone Notes.

The native iPhone Notes application is one of the best in this category. In addition, with every updated version of iOS, it tends to become even more useful. For many years, it has not been for many years to host several lines of text.

Now you can sort your notes, secure them, attach pictures, tables, or other types of data. Last but not least, at the top of the list, you can pinch the most important ones.

I'm addicted to notes on iPhone and it's very unlikely that this will ever change.

For this reason, I have tried to learn all the tools that she has at your disposal. Although the list of options is surprisingly bushy, most are at a distance swipe or a few tapes.

Once you have entered Notes or Notes, if you tap a top left, you can see where your notes are hosted. By default, you may find iCloud, but you can not override notes on Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook.

On the same screen, at the bottom right, by tapping on New Folder, you can create "categories" for your notes. Thus, the notes on recipes can be found in one place, those about debts elsewhere, and those where you pass your holiday plans elsewhere.

To move a note to an older directory or a newly created directory, swipe your finger from right to left over a note, choose the purple icon with a folder, and tap a destination folder.

With a swipe from left to right on a note, you can pin it to the top of the screen. If you want to restrict access by a password, Face ID or Touch ID to a note, make a swipe from right to left and opt for a tap on the lock.