Trick 2: She showed them the Shift Left Edge setting the hidden display adjustment for case users. She told them about the iPhone Duo setting buried in Display & Brightness that solves the most common frustration for owners who use a case and that most owners will struggle with for weeks before discovering. The problem: many iPhone Duo cases slightly overlap the left edge of the outer display the edge where iOS’s back-swipe gesture starts. The case edge blocks the gesture, making it difficult or impossible to swipe back in apps. The owner fights with the gesture, assumes the phone is defective, and considers returning the case or the phone. The fix: Settings → Display & Brightness → Shift Left Edge. The setting adds a narrow black border to the left side of the outer display, moving the gesture zone inward away from the case’s edge. The back-swipe gesture works perfectly. The setting takes 5 seconds to enable. She told them the Shift Left Edge setting is one of the first iPhone Duo-specific settings Apple built it doesn’t exist on any other iPhone. The setting that solves the case-compatibility problem is invisible to anyone who doesn’t scroll through Display & Brightness looking for it and most owners won’t look until the back-swipe frustration drives them to search online.

If the money is unavailable - it's unavailable surely. How does it work? 🤔