Vine Assistive Touch?!?!?

[Emily Myers]

I've been searching everywhere on the internet to have my question answered on assistive touch. It's complicated to explain, but some of my favorite viners have videos where you cannot see them touching the screen (ie. sitting on the couch) and are a distinct distance from the film source. How do they do that? Is it something you have to pay for? Or is that assistive touch? Because I have to walk in the screen or make it casual that I just pushed my assistive touch in my vines and wish to do more.
Please help, it's been driving me crazzzzzy.
Thanks.

[Carolina Zerio]

Hi i have some tips, This is actually the easiest trick to master, and it requires nothing more than your phone. While the current app for both Vine and Instagram require you to touch the screen to record video, you can still do a hands-free Vine user the assistive touch feature on your phone.

If you have an iPhone, this feature is already available in your settings. Sorry, Android users, the assistive touch apps on the market don't offer this feature yet.

Go to Settings > General > Accessibility and scroll to the bottom of the screen. Under “Triple Click,” change your settings so that a triple click of the home button turns on Assistive Touch. Then go back one screen and tap “Assistive Touch” under “Physical and Motor,” to make sure that your assistive touch is activated.