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How to use the hidden magnifying glass app on your iPhone to read tiny text

By: Top News and Analysis (pro)
The iPhone has a built-in magnifying glass that's great for reading tiny text, but you might not know how to turn it on. Here's how to use the magnifying glass on your iPhone.
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