Users will also get an App Privacy Report with a seven-day summary of how often apps accessed location information and your phone’s microphone or camera. Updated privacy controls in iOS 15 include a move to bring all Siri request processing on-device by default.
Photos shared in messages are automatically grouped into collages or stacks and will appear in other places like your photo gallery and memories. It’s also possible to override Do Not Disturb for urgent messages.
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iOS 15 makes it possible for others to see when you’ve enabled Do Not Disturb mode by way of an automatic status update in Messages. iOS 15 offers more custom controls over notifications, like batch summaries and Focus modes. There’s also an option to batch certain notifications and receive them as a digest at certain times of day as a summary. You can set a custom home screen page with widgets and apps appropriate for your chosen Focus mode. This allows you to customize which notifications appear during different activities, like while you’re working, and sync across all devices. Notifications get a new look, with contact photos on text notifications and bigger app icons, and they will get new filter modes in iOS 15, called Focus. Shareable links make it easier to schedule FaceTime calls.
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It’s also possible now to include Android users on FaceTime with a shareable link that opens the call in a browser. Portrait mode’s blurred backgrounds can also be used in FaceTime, and users can also share music and videos during calls. As expected, Apple offered a preview of iOS 15 at today’s WWDC 2021 keynote, highlighting some changes coming to FaceTime and notifications, as well as more privacy controls.įaceTime gets some major updates, with spatial audio that reflects the speaker’s location on-screen, and voice isolation to help reduce distracting background noise.
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