(MakeUseOf) Apple Support now has its own YouTube channel, and while pickings are slim at the moment, it looks like it will soon be filled with tutorials. The first videos Apple Support has posted on YouTube tackle the really basic stuff, but then that is surely the most logical starting point.
It’s easy to assume everyone instinctively knows how to do the most basic things on an iPhone or Mac. But there are always new people to educate, from kids getting their first iDevice, to adults who have ditched Windows for macOS. Which is why Apple Support now has a YouTube channel.
Apple Offers Support Via YouTube
Apple has maintained a YouTube channel for years, and occasionally even posted tutorials on there. However, Apple Support now has its own dedicated channel, and it looks like it will be filled with tutorials and how-to’s for Apple’s most popular products, starting with iDevices.
The Apple Support channel launched with just 10 videos. And these cover the basics such as “How to take a screenshot on your iPhone or iPad,” “How to delete call history on your iPhone,” “How to send and save GIFs on your iPhone,” and “How to update iOS on your iPhone or iPad”.
The videos posted so far are all short (no longer than two minutes) and formatted in the same way, with instructions on the left and a demonstration on the right. These clearly aren’t aimed at power users, and are instead designed for people who are new to the world of Apple.
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Do you welcome the Apple Support YouTube channel? Have the videos posted so far taught you anything new? Or did you already know it all? Do you think Apple should be more proactive about teaching people how to use its products? Please let us know in the comments below!
