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Disable Camers Shutter sound on iPhone

How to Turn off Camera Sound on iPhone

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There are three ways to turn off the annoying camera shutter sound on an iPhone. First, you can put your iOS device to Silent mode to disable the camera shutter and screenshot capture sounds on your iPhone. Second, you can switch to Live Photo mode to silence the camera shutter sound. Lastly, when you set the system volume to zero, it automatically turns off the camera sounds on an iPhone.
How To Make a Texture Pack in Minecraft

How to Make a Minecraft Texture Pack

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Minecraft Texture Packs are a great way of modifying your vanilla game, by changing the appearance of your surroundings, mobs, structures and many more. This is a way to unleash your creativity to the maximum and bend the game according to what seems the best for you. So jump right in this article and find out all the steps to make a Texture pack and use it in the game.
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How to Hide Taskbar on Windows 11

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One of the underrated taskbar customizations is automatically hiding the taskbar, which can be done on both Windows 11 and Windows 10. If you feel the Taskbar is taking up too much space, you can either resize it or hide the Taskbar when you're not using it. You can hide the taskbar by going to Settings > Personalization > Taskbar > Taskbar Behaviors > Automatically Hide the Taskbar.
Cuboids made of various in game blocks made with the fill command in Minecraft

How to Use Fill Command in Minecraft

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Fill command is a useful Minecraft command that you can use to make the building process easier and faster. It lets you create cubes or cuboids by providing two of its diagonal points. There are also five different keywords such as replace, destroy, hollow, outline and keep that you can use to affect the already-existing blocks while creating your new cuboids. In order to use the fill command, you have to have the cheats enabled. You can easily activate them in the world settings of the both Minecraft editions.