The An apple It developed a series of improvements, however, many of them need to be configured manually. Watch out for new matches and start using all the features because iOS 16.1 is coming soon with improvements. The release is likely due to a bug in the “copy and paste” mechanism, reported by users.
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custom interface
In keeping with the trend of ensuring excellent design, the brand has decided to give iPhone an experience focused on personalization. From the main screen to receiving notifications, the audience will be able to change functions according to their preferences. One of the main novelties is the possibility of activating a quantitative visualization drums The rest that was not previously available.
Settings to enable in iOS 16
1- Activate the battery percentage
- The first step: Go to “Settings” iPhone.
- The second step: Swipe down until you find the “Battery” section.
- The third step: Activate the “Battery Percentage” button.
2- Set notifications
- The first step: Access “Settings” from Iphone.
- The second step: Click “Notifications”.
- The third step: Choose from options for Count (displays the number of general notifications in the bottom corner), Group (group notifications according to the application) and List (the traditional way of showing part of what has been notified in bars).
3- Activate quick notes
- The first step: Go to “Settings” iPhone.
- The second step: Click “Home Screen”.
- The third step: Swipe down and select the plus sign (+) icon next to Quick Note.
4- Configure keyboard vibration
- The first step: Go to “Settings” iPhone.
- The second step: Click “Sounds and Vibrations”.
- The third step: Select “Keyboard Response” and finally “Vibration”.
5- Avoid contacting the wrong person
- The first step: Go to “Settings” iPhone.
- The second step: Click “Accessibility”.
- The third step: Select Ring and then tap Prevent Ending Calls When Locked.
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