Up Next, Shuffle, and Repeat

Also on the Now Playing screen, you can rewind, pause, or fast forward a song, control the volume, read song lyrics, and more.

Swipe up on Now Playing to show your Up Next queue, which lists all of the songs that you’ve selected for playback.

Drag songs with to rearrange the order, or swipe left to remove a song that you’d like to skip.

Tap to the right of Up Next to shuffle the songs in a playlist or album.

Tap once to play an entire playlist or album on repeat or twice to repeat one song. Tap a third time to clear the repeat.

If you have repeat turned on, you might not see .

no magnetism can't harm your device

but it can make the compass in the phone not work when it's close

Thank you!    We do not share one together. I was just trying to restore the old phone to access some things before I turn it in today for the credit. 

What a relief! 

Hi

You are referring to a feature called 3D Touch, which enables you to press on the display with differing degrees of pressure in order to reveal previews, actions and menus for various apps and features.

If you would prefer to turn this off, go to: Settings > General > Accessibility > 3D Touch > turn off 3D Touch.

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When an App updates through the App Store, do I have to click on the OPEN Button in order for it to take effect?

No you don't need to. The next time you open the App itself the update is there. In addition to the OPEN option in the App Store, you will also see a little green dot on the App icon of any app that has been updated but not opened yet.

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• Apple has already patched iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS. Great if your device is current; not so great if it isn’t.

The shortest answer is no, it will only affect the partition you are resizing (dividing into two).

When you are making or resizing partitions, Disk utility pops up a dialog box with the information of which partitions are going to be affected, read it very careful so tou don’t mess with the other ones.

Hi. That's the way it works in iOS 11. No need to worry. No reason to erase the device.

Tried everything I could read. Finally remembered a trick I picked up during a conversation with Apple Store in my town: restart in recovery mode with this key combination: Cmnd-R-P: hold these keys till apple logo appears. Then a utility window will open, you do not have to take action there, just quit utility and restart.
Little things like sounds will (should) be repaired. In my case it worked.
For now
Hope this helps those who are still looking for a way.

No. However, if you are happy with the setup on your new iPad, you should make either an iTunes or iCloud backup first.

If you plan on selling or giving away your old iPad, then the following article may be helpful to you:

• What to do before selling or giving away your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch - Apple Support