How to turn on shortcut command security settings in ios13 system

In the latest iOS13 system, only the shortcut commands that come with the shortcut command center can be installed by default. When installing shortcuts shared online, it will fail to install, prompting the "Shortcut Command" security setting. Installation of untrusted shortcuts is not allowed.

To put it simply, when an iOS device is upgraded to iOS13, the shortcut command installed online for the first time is no longer directly installable like iOS12, but will prompt that the security settings do not allow it.

Users need to enter Settings -> Shortcut Commands, turn on the "Allow untrusted shortcut commands" switch, and then Click "Allow" to install shortcuts shared online or by third parties.

After turning on the "Allow untrusted shortcut commands" switch, just like iOS12, you can install various shortcut commands more conveniently. The download and installation method is similar to iOS12 , first open the "shortcut command" that needs to be installed in the built-in Safari browser, and then follow the prompts to obtain the installation, as shown in the figure below.

Slightly different from iOS12 is that when installing shortcuts that are not in the shortcut center, after getting the installation, the iOS13 installation shortcuts need to be pulled down to the bottom of the installation interface, and then click "Add untrusted shortcut" to complete the installation.

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