Apple iOS 15 is now in the final beta stage.
The company has announced an IOS 15 OS update for iPhone users in June at WWDC 2021 – along with other operating system updates set to be launched to other Apple devices.
Now, as the expected month of the iOS 15 update launch approach, Apple is in the final purification stage.
According to a report by 9To5Mac, some of the previously announced features were removed with the launch of beta 6 iOS 15 developers before the official release of the new version of iOS because they “haven’t worked well, so engineers need more time to fix everything.” Here’s features features This: ShareplayThis feature allows iPhone users to share the handset screen with other people via FaceTime.
It also includes support for sharing songs or videos too.
This feature is available for developers and other beta users but has been deleted now.
Apple has not provided an official reason for this but only said that it will be “activated to be used again in the release of beta developers in the future and will be launched to the public in the software update later this fall.” Application Privacy Report with iOS 15, Apple said that it will add new application privacy reports, highlighting details on the type of data and sensors all applications have been accessed in the last seven days.
However, this feature has also been postponed for now.
Universal Controlone of the most highlighted feature in WWDC is a universal control.
To remember, this feature allows users up to two additional devices – using their main computer keyboard and mouse.
Because this feature has not been added to one of the beta updates so far, it is believed that the first public release of iOS 15 will not come with this feature.
Custom e-mail domains with iOS 15, Apple should enable support to users to use their own domain to adjust the iCloud email address, however, this feature is also not yet available for iOS 15 Beta users.
Legacy contact This feature is present at iOS 15 Beta until the fourth beta is launched.
But it was removed after that.
This feature allows Apple users to set “legacy contacts” to their Apple ID if death occurs.
These accounts will be able to access your account and data even without having a password, after providing evidence of the death of the person concerned.