How To Unhide Apps On iPhone: It's Super Easy | Screen Rant
Have you ever faced difficulty in unhiding an application on an iPhone? Many users might have trouble locating their apps after hiding them. The steps involved in unhiding an app depend upon how users initially hid it. The easiest way to hide apps on iPhone is to remove them from the Home Screen. To do this, users need to hold on to an application on the Home Screen and click on Remove App — Add to Library.
Then there is another way of hiding applications on an iPhone that involves using the Content & Privacy Restrictions feature. Through it, users can hide apps from their iPhones based on the permissible age and purpose of the app. Additionally, this feature can not only remove an app from iPhone's Home Screen but remove it from the App Library as well.
Unhiding apps on an iPhone is relatively simple. Firstly, users need to open the App Library on their iPhones. The hidden application must be visible here under a particular section. For example, if someone hides Snapchat from their Home Screen, it will be visible under the 'Social' section in the App Libary. If users cannot locate the application, they can swipe down to view all their apps in alphabetic order or run a quick search. After finding the hidden app, users should hold on to its icon and select 'Add to Home Screen,' and that is it. The application will be visible on the Home Screen again. If the option does not show up, users can drag the application to place it onto their Home Screen.
There might be multiple scenarios where iPhone users would want to unhide apps. For example, if someone hides an application by mistake, it can be easily restored. Or maybe a user hid an app because it was not relevant at a particular time, and now it needs to be restored. In such scenarios, unhiding the application via iPhone's App Library is an easy and quick way. However, only those applications that have been removed from the Home Screen can be restored by App Library.
If a user hides an application by enabling Content & Privacy Restrictions on an iPhone (using the Screen Time feature found in Settings), it would not be visible in the App Library. Such apps cannot be unhidden using the method explained above. Instead, the user will have to open the Content & Privacy Restriction menu and disable the feature or allow all apps to be accessible. Nevertheless, App Library on an iPhone should do the trick for pretty much everyone who needs to unhide their apps.
Source: Apowersoft