Guided+Access


 * * =Open “Settings” and tap on “General”=
 * =Navigate to “Accessibility” and under the Learning section tap on “Guided Access”=
 * =Flip the switch to ON, then tap “Set Passcode” to set a password you’ll use to escape out of Guided Access mode=
 * =Choose whether or not to Enable Screen Sleep, turning it ON will help sustain battery life when the iPad, iPod, or iPhone is left inactive=
 * =Launch any app as usual, then triple-click the Home button to summon the Accessibility menu=
 * =Tap “Guided Access” from the menu=
 * =Set the Guided Access rules and swipe areas on the thumbnailed screen to disable certain areas of the screen, choose whether touch input is on or off, and whether motion works=
 * =Tap “Next” to enter Guided Access mode= ||  ||
 * =The iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch is now effectively locked into the current application, and pressing the Home button will no longer leave the app. Sooner or later you’ll surely want to escape out of this mode though, but only those with the passcode set earlier can do so.=

Escaping Guided Access in iOS

 * ===Triple-click the Home button and enter the passcode chosen during setup of Guided Access to unlock the device===

If you’d like to turn off Guided Access completely, just go back to Settings > Accessibility > Guided Access > and flip the setting to OFF. You’ll need to enter the passcode again to do so.
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