Apple has decided against user profiles on the Apple Vision Pro, but the company is fully aware that people are going to want to try yours. Here’s how to do it, and keep your data safe.
Apple’s “Guest User” mode on Apple Vision Pro needs to be enabled to allow a family member or friend to use your headset, briefly. The process is simple, but you shouldn’t just jump into it without some preparations.
First, set a passcode for your device, if you haven’t already. Then, there are a few steps to take to grant access to the user.
User data is protected for the most part. Apple says that Apple ID and Wallet won’t be available to the guest user, but client apps that display that data like Photos will still be able to be viewed, if left open, or if universal access is granted.
Apple has more details on its support page for the Guest User Session mode. In our use of the mode, we’ve found that the owner of the headset should turn on screen mirroring to an iPad, iPhone, or Apple TV set-top box, allowing for a better experience in guiding the guest user.
This story originally appeared on Appleinsider
