How to Password Protect Wallpaper on iPad?

As more and more personal information is stored and accessed on our tablets and smartphones, protecting our devices has become increasingly important. You may have sensitive images on your iPad's wallpaper that you want to keep private from prying eyes. While the iPad does not offer a built-in feature to password protect the wallpaper directly, there are some workarounds you can use to achieve similar results.

One way to password protect your wallpaper on an iPad is to use a third-party app designed for this purpose. Look for apps in the App Store that allow you to set a passcode or Touch ID to access and change your wallpaper. These apps provide an extra layer of security for your personal images.

Another option is to manually hide the wallpaper image in a secure folder or location on your iPad. You can use the built-in Files app or third-party file management apps to move your wallpaper image to a hidden folder that requires a password to access.

It's also a good practice to enable a strong passcode or Face ID/Touch ID on your iPad to prevent unauthorized access to your device. Regularly updating your device's software and avoiding suspicious links or apps can also help protect your privacy and data.