If you’re a Mac user, you may have noticed a new feature called Control Center in the latest macOS update. This feature, which was previously only available on iPhones and iPads, allows you to access commonly used settings and controls in one convenient location. In this article, we’ll show you how to use Control Center on your Mac and make the most out of this new feature.
Accessing Control Center
To access Control Center on your Mac, simply click on the Control Center icon in the menu bar. This icon looks like a series of sliders and can be found on the top right corner of your screen. Alternatively, you can also use the keyboard shortcut “Command + Shift + Space” to open Control Center.
Customizing Control Center
Control Center allows you to customize which controls and settings you want to appear in the menu. To do this, click on the Control Center icon and then click on “Customize Controls” at the bottom of the menu. From here, you can add or remove controls by dragging them to or from the “Include” section. You can also rearrange the order of the controls by dragging them up or down.
Using Control Center
Once you have customized your Control Center, you can start using it to access various settings and controls. Here are some of the most commonly used controls and how to use them:
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth controls in Control Center allow you to quickly turn these features on or off. Simply click on the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth icon to toggle them on or off. You can also click and hold on these icons to access a list of available networks or devices.
Do Not Disturb
The Do Not Disturb control in Control Center allows you to temporarily silence notifications and alerts. Click on the Do Not Disturb icon to turn it on or off. You can also click and hold on the icon to access additional options, such as setting a schedule for Do Not Disturb.
Display Brightness and Volume
The Display Brightness and Volume controls in Control Center allow you to adjust these settings with ease. Simply click and drag the slider to adjust the brightness or volume. You can also click on the icon to access additional options, such as Night Shift for display brightness and Sound Preferences for volume.
Conclusion
Control Center on Mac is a convenient feature that allows you to access commonly used settings and controls in one place. By customizing it to your liking and learning how to use its various controls, you can save time and make your Mac experience more efficient. Give it a try and see how it can improve your workflow.
