The short answer is no — iOS blocks it for every third-party app. Here is what is actually possible instead, and how to record without the screen lighting up the room.

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The short answer is no — iOS blocks it for every third-party app. Here is what is actually possible instead, and how to record without the screen lighting up the room.

Storage, heat, battery, interruptions, and the screen — the five things that quietly end a ninety-minute recording, and what to do about each one.

iOS keeps one session per website. Here are the four ways around it — signing out, Safari profiles, private browsing, a second browser — and exactly where each one breaks.

Profiles are iOS's built-in answer to two accounts on one site. Here is exactly what goes in each one, what stays shared, and the two limits worth knowing before you rely on them.
