Orin Wyatt

Hi there! Great question because a lot of iPhone users don’t realize this feature exists. If you want to scan documents, you can use the built-in Notes app. Open a new note, tap the camera icon, and choose “Scan Documents.” Position your paper in view, and the phone will automatically detect edges, snap the scan, and let you crop it. You can scan multiple pages into one file, then save or share as a PDF. For QR codes, you don’t even need the Notes app—the standard Camera app does it. Just point the camera at the code, and a link or action will pop up at the top of the screen. I’ve used this for everything from restaurant menus to banking apps, and it works flawlessly. Once you try it, you’ll wonder why you didn’t use it earlier. Quick, simple, and no third-party apps needed!

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Hey, I went through this recently so here’s the rundown. EOS Fitness usually requires you to cancel in person at your home gym or by mailing a written request to their billing company (often Paramount Acceptance). They don’t usually allow a simple online cancellation.

When I canceled, I had to give a 30-day notice, meaning I got billed for one last month before it was officially terminated. If you’re mailing your request, send it certified mail with return receipt—that way you have proof they got it. Otherwise, gyms sometimes “lose” paperwork.

At the gym, I signed a cancellation form, got a copy, and asked them to email me confirmation. Make sure you keep that documentation.

Long story short: cancel in person if you can—it’s faster and harder for them to dispute. If mailing, always use certified mail and keep receipts. That way you won’t get stuck with surprise charges later.

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