Set Up Journal’s Permissions
The Journal app can suggest entries based on your day-to-day activities.
pop pop the “parameters” app on your iPhone.
Scroll down and tap on “Privacy & Security.”
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Now tap on “Journaling Suggestions.”
You will notice that all journaling suggestions are currently inactive.
To create a new journal entry, launch the Journal app and follow the steps explained below.
Tap the Compose button (the “+” sign at the bottom) within the app.
On the next screen, you will have two options for starting a new journal entry.
you’ve got the option to now begin writing your journal entry.
When you are done writing the entry, hit “Done” to save it.
With this, you have now created your first journal entry.
Let’s look at both suggestions.
Clicking on the icon will start a new journal entry based on the suggestion.
Clicking on any of the prompts will create a new journal entry.
The writing prompts can be refreshed by tapping the “refresh” icon in the top right corner.
You will now be shown all the data that the app uses to build suggestions.
To do that, navigate to parameters > Journal and turn on “Skip Journaling Suggestions.”
Let’s look at how you’re able to navigate through and review these entries with ease.
On opening the journal app, the app’s homepage shows all your journal entries as a list.
Lock Your Journal Entries
Scroll down to find the “Journal” app and hit it.
One of the items in the Journal app parameters is “Lock Journal.”
press it to switch on the lock feature for your journal entries.
To get reminded of creating a journal entry, you’re free to create a journaling schedule.
In the tweaks app on your iPhone, navigate to Journal.
Scroll down and tap on “Journaling Schedule.”
On opening the journal app, the homepage shows all your entries as a list.
Locate the entry you want to delete and tap the ellipsis icon in the lower-right corner of the entry.
From the pop-up menu, select “Delete” to remove the entry.