Thanks to the presence of a ton of neatly designed icons and the flexibility to tweak the placement as well as the size of controls, customizing the iPhone Control Center had never been so fun-loving before. Hence, you can give your Control Center a preferred look by mixing and matching the icons at your own pace. On top of all, you can also place your favorite Siri Shortcut like the “Water Eject” in the Control Center for a quick access and launching experience. So, if you are ready to unlock this control center hack, follow along to get started:
Eject Water from the iPhone Control Center in iOS 18
Talking about the requirements, make sure that your iPhone is driven by the iOS 18. Head into the software update section (Settings -> General) and then download and install the update. That aside, you will also need to have access to the water eject Siri Shortcut.
- To get started, ensure that you have installed the Water Eject shortcut on your device. Simply, click on this particular link and add the shortcut to your shortcuts library.
- Then, swipe down from the top right corner of the screen to unravel the Control Center.
- After that, tap on the “+” Plus button.
- Now, tap on the “Add a control” button at the bottom.
- Find the “Shortcut” section and choose the “Shortcut” button.
- Tap the “Choose” option.
- After that, find the Water Eject in the list of Siri Shortcuts and select it.
- Now, tap anywhere outside the menu to remove it.
- Finally, tap on the empty space to confirm the addition of the shortcut.
- Going forward, you can launch the Water Eject shortcut right from the Control Center on your iOS device.
Remove Water Eject Siri Shortcut from Your iPhone Control Center
- Later, if you ever want to remove the Water Eject shortcut from the Control Center, get into the same editing mode (tap on the “+” button at the top left corner of the screen). After that, you will need to hit the “Minus” button at the top of the shortcut icon to get rid of it.
Control Center is one of the most pivotal features as it lets you control your device. Therefore, the more freedom you have to tweak the CC, the better it is. While the redesigned CC may not yet be perfect in all aspects, most users have begun to love it (including me). That said, what’s your take on CC and the iOS 18? If you have any suggestions regarding the latest update, make sure to shoot it via the comments.
