AR is the new technology which allows computer generated objects to be "virtually" located in your real world environment.

The Trump Unmasked app enables the text of any quote (or your own words or phrases) to be converted into a 3D object and "placed" in your room or your street. The text will "anchor" to any flat surface (like a floor or table) or to any wall.

You can change the location and size of the text with our easy and accurate controls. And you can also change its material to, for example, plastic, wood, stone or glass.

In this new world of "fake news" and "alternative facts", sorting truths from falsehoods is essential. That's why every quote in Trump Unmasked has a direct link to its source on the web. For many of the quotes, footnotes are also provided for context and clarification.

To see the source of a quote, click the Link icon in the menu (or tap the quote reference). You can then read the source article, watch the source video, or see the tweet!

There are hundreds of carefully selected quotes from Trump, but we've also included many more from his fans and critics.

You can use the app's filter options to see the quotes from any individual person.

This feature requires an Apple device with an A9 or later processor running iOS 13.0 or later. This includes

- the iPhone 6s and all later models

- the 5th Generation iPad (released in 2017) and all later models

- the 5th Generation iPad Mini (released in 2019) and all later models

Apple advises that Augmented Reality works best with:

- good lighting conditions

- a flat surface or wall with some texture or features for it to lock on to

To scan a new surface rotate your device slowly a small amount horizontally and then vertically, and then move it a small amount towards and away from the surface.

If your text is not properly aligned with the surface, simply tap the screen to rescan the surface and re-seat the text.

To move the text to a new surface just point the phone at the new location and tap the screen.

You can share the quotes as text or as an image. The default sharing image is created from your current text and background.

For much more control, open the MemeMaker either by clicking the Photo icon in the menu or by touch-and-holding the quote. Here you can change text colors and fonts, and also choose a new background either from your own photos or by downloading any image from Google.

New: You can now also take and share photos of 3D quotes in your own room or outdoor environment with the new Augmented Reality feature!

The Image Search button in the MemeMaker takes you to Google's Image Search in your web browser. Here you can search for a new image.

When you've found one you like, save it to your device's photo library.

Then return to the Trump Unmasked app, choose Select Image to open your Photo Library, and tap the image you downloaded.

Unfortunately Facebook and Instagram don't allow apps to share text. But you can share images, so make sure your Sharing option is set to Image in the app's Settings.

Other social media services, like WhatsApp, allow you to share either text or a photo but not both together. So avoid the app's Both sharing option if you're sending to one of these.

All the functionality of the app is available for free, but with some limits to the range of options available within some of its features.

These include a limited set of free quotes, limited free AR text colors and fonts, limited languages available for text translation, and a daily limit on the number of AR text messages that can be sent.

All these limits can be removed with a simple low cost one-time in app purchase.

You can move through the quotes by tapping and pinching, or by swiping left and right.

The following gestures replicate the actions of the buttons in the menu:

- You can see the source web page by tapping the quote reference (name & date).

- Touch-and-hold a quote to enter the MemeMaker.

- Double-tap a quote to have Siri read it aloud.

- Tap with two fingers to add or remove a quote from your Favorites list.

Check that your device is not in Silent Mode. You won't hear Siri speak if it is. For iPhones (and older iPads) this is controlled by the switch on the left side of your device.

For newer iPads there's a Silent Mode icon in the Control Center, which is accessed either by swiping up from the bottom of the screen or by swiping down from the top right.