Apple recently launched iOS 15.1 which is the first major update for the new operating system.
Now, the company has released the first public beta of iOS 15.2 for testing purposes.
Reported in WWDC in June, iOS 15 presents famous features to the iPhone but some features are lost when the company released an update for the iPhone model that meets last month’s requirements.
Some of the missing features such as SharePlay and Prores Codec for the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max are added with iOS 15.1 but users still have not received all the features promised.
Privacy application Report with iOS 15.2 Beta Update, the company has added the privacy features of the application privacy report that allows users to see how much of their sensitive information such as location, camera, photos, microphones and others have been accessed by applications installed on their smart phones.
This shows a report about what the application does behind the scenes for the past seven days.
If you have installed a new update on your iPhone, you can access this feature by getting into settings> Privacy> Application Privacy Report.
You must keep the switch for several days before the data can appear here.
A summary of redesigned notifications from this, the company has also redesigned the summary of the notification summary.
Now, when you tap summary, you see all notifications on one card.
In the iOS version before, notifications are displayed on a separate card.
Notification summary features allow users to schedule all notifications that they do not want to see on the lock screen.
“Receive a useful collection of your notifications sent every day, in the morning and evening, or are scheduled when you choose.
The summary is intelligently ordered by priority, with the most relevant notification at the top, so you can quickly catch up .
“Apple said when it introduced a feature.
The security of communication is also adding communication safety features built into the message application on the iPhone.
Features warn children and their parents when sexually explicit photos are accepted or sent from minor devices.
The company said that it uses engine learning on-device to analyze image attachments in the message application.