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Apple has always been more concerned with users’ privacy than its peers in the market. This year, they have decided to up their game. The new iOS 14, scheduled for release later this fall, does exactly that.

A lot of changes are coming to the privacy front in iOS 14, like a recording indicator that lets you know if an app is using the camera or microphone without your knowledge, enhanced privacy-centric Safari, location approximation, and dialled-up privacy in Apps.

It’s no surprise to any of us that a lot of apps and websites track us across

iOS 14 developer beta was released at the Apple’s annual event WWDC20 recently, where Apple also showcased all the major changes coming to iOS 14 with its public release later this year in fall. Developers registered with Apple can download it from developer.apple.com/downloads by using their developer account.

All the upcoming features in iOS 14 have created a lot of hype among Apple’s aficionados eager to get their hands on the beta release.

Well, the expected date for the pubic beta release is sometime in early July as that’s the timeline

We are all part of so many group chats these days, and especially now they are an essential part of staying connected. But a lot of our groups mostly involve the same subset of people from another group and it’s very important to keep track of our groups to avoid any embarrassments or mix-ups. You know what I’m talking about. “Oh sorry, wrong group!”

A huge part of keeping track of our group chats is the photo associated with it. We are more responsive to visuals and pictures than text, after all. Most messaging

iOS 14 was one of the biggest announcements of Apple’s event WWDC20. It will release for the public this fall, but the beta profile for developers is already available, and the beta profile for the public is on track for release by next month.

The new changes to the iOS 14 are a fresh breath of air. From the introduction of the App Library to the reinvention of Widgets, and the addition of many new concepts like Back Tap, PiP, etc., iOS 14 will take your breath away. iOS 14 is all about giving users more control over

App Library is one of the major changes coming to iOS 14. It organizes your apps for you and even offers personalized suggestions based on various usage factors like time, location, activity, etc. using on-device intelligence.

One of its biggest perks has to be the functionality to drop Home screen pages and declutter the mess that can ensue from the ever-increasing number of apps on our phones. Because let’s be honest, most of us only organize the first or the second page of our Home screen at most and after that, the apps are just thrown together with

Apple has gone full out with iOS 14, bringing so many changes to their OS after quite a long time. It is sure to spark excitement when it publicly releases later this year. Among the new set of features of all set to adorn your iPhone screens with iOS 14 is ‘Compact Calls’.

Going forward, the calls on your iPhone including calls from FaceTime and third-party apps will no longer be their invasive selves, i.e. they won’t take up your whole screen when the phone is unlocked. Instead, the call notification will be in the