According to one Reddit users, Apple devices running on the new iOS 10 will inform their users if they detect any moisture inside the lightning port. But off late, post WWDC it’s always been those gloomy approach due to lack of anything new from Apple apart for those new (maybe?) exciting features that they showcased at the WWDC?
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Although a subtle change, but the second beta for iOS 10 has reversed the process of unlocking the phone. The team could release the iOS 10 jailbreak tool soon after the launch of iOS 10.
The second beta release of macOS does not contain as many new features, and seems instead to focus on squashing bugs and ironing out problems.
Besides this liquid-warning feature, iOS 10 is reported to bring 14 more new features like an improved iMasseging app, third-party control app, redesigned Apple music part, an overhauled Apple Map, and new Photo app to identify people and objects for its users. That means that users do not have to press the button anymore before the Touch ID sensor starts working.
In fact, in the previous versions of iOS, you only had to tap the Home button and you were able to use your device straight away.
One such feature in iOS 10 is a reimagining of how the lock screen experience.
If you want to change this setting right now in iOS 10, you just need to know where to find the option is to change it, but as with all things Apple the option is buried quite deeply.
It’s a smart new feature that should stop people from accidentally damaging their iOS devices in the future.
A flaw in the way Apple software handles images allows hackers to take over an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac or Apple TV with a simple iMessage or email.
Today there is a long list of updates which are iOS 9.3.3 and tvOS 9.2.2, both of which are now available to the public with minor bug fixes, performance improvements, and security updates. With “Rest Finger to Open” enabled, that entire portion of the iOS 10 experience is passed by.
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How can you switch back to the old way of unlocking iPhone?
