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If you want the best performance from your iPhone after updating to the iOS 16,
watch this video to learn the settings that you should change in the first day.
The first good news is that the battery percentage indicator is back in your status bar.
to set it up, open the settings app,
Go to battery,
Then go ahead and turn on the battery percentage toggle.
And there it is!
The next awesome change you can make is use the legibility blur for your home screen wallpapers.
Go to wallpaper in settings,
Tap customize for your home screen,
Then tap the blur icon on the bottom right of the screen.
Tap done to save it.
Have we go!
Now it’s much easier to view the content on your home screen.
The next change is for your privacy in photos.
Now you can lock your hidden and recently delete albums with your passcode.
This feature comes as default, so all you have to do, is go to photos in settings,
Scroll down and make sure the Use passcode toggle is switched on.
Most people have been bothered by duplicate photos in the library.
Now your iPhone detects duplicates automatically and group them together,
Tap the Duplicates album in the Utilities category.
Go ahead and select them all,
This is super convenient.
Another cool feature here, is when we take a screenshot,
We got a Copy and Delete option,
which makes it easier to copy the screenshot without taking up our iPhone storage.
And we don’t have to copy and paste separately like before.
The next new built-in feature is very useful,
now you can shut down or restart your device with Siri.
Just say Hey Siri, shut down.
A pop-up will appear letting you confirm the action.
Tap confirm, it’ll power off your iPhone without you using any button.
Say Reboot,
You can restart your phone with a single tap.
Simple like that.
This will be a life saver when you have broken buttons.
The haptic keyboard feedback will make your typing experience much enjoyable,
like you are typing on a real keyboard.
Tap sound & haptics in settings,
Find keyboard feedback, and make sure you have enabled Haptic.
You might not want the sound, but haptic is just cool.
Another thing for you to customize is how you want to view the notifications on your lock screen.
Go to notifications in settings,
there are 3 display fashions for you,
I highly recommend you to set it as count,
this way it’ll take up less space on your lock screen,
Spotlight can be now accessed directly from the bottom of the Home Screen,
making it easy to open apps,
find contacts,
or get information from the web.
This feature also comes as default,
so just make sure the toggle to show search on home screen is enabled.
It could be really annoying to complete lots of verifications when we use apps or visit websites.
Now we have something to fix that.
In your profile page, tap password and security,
Scroll down to the bottom, you’ll see the Automatic verification toggle,
which is enabled by default.
Which means now your iPhone will complete the verification process automatically to save you a lot of time.
If you are worried that someone has hacked into your iPhone,
because you are receiving unwanted Apple ID verification request,
go to privacy and security in settings,
scroll all the way down and tap safety check.
These 2 options here let you disconnect from people,
apps and devices you feel suspicious.
When you swipe up to go home or use other apps,
videos and FaceTime calls will automatically continue in Picture in Picture.
This feature also comes as default,
so you just need to make sure it’s switched on,
and you’ll be all set.
If you don’t like the search bar in your safari being on the bottom of the screen,
here is how to move it to the top.
Tap safari in settings,
Under tabs, select sigle tab.
Now your search bar will be back on top as the way before.
To add more privacy for your mail activity, go to mail in settings,
Tap privacy protection, and turn on the protect mail activity toggle.
In general, you can find the background app refresh option,
which consumes lots of your network data without being noticed,
so it’s better to let it use Wi-Fi only.
The significant locations services tracks everywhere you have been,
and how often and when you visited them.
If you don’t want something like that, go to privacy and security,
Location services,
System services,
Scroll down and tap significant locations.
Enter your passcode when prompted.
Then go ahead and turn off the toggle switch.
Next, you don’t have to turn on the services for product improvement,
which needless to say,
will consume your network data as well.
That’s all for today.
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