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Apple Releases iOS 16.2 with New Features

AhmedBy Updated:1 Min Read

Apple has released iOS 16.2 for iPhone 8 and newer models, following a two-month beta testing period. The update includes several new features, such as the Freeform app and Apple Music Sing. It also introduces Advanced Data Protection, an optional feature that expands end-to-end encryption to a range of additional iCloud data categories, including Messages backups, photos, notes, reminders, and voice memos. Advanced Data Protection is currently only available to U.S. users, but will be rolling out to the rest of the world in early 2023.

In addition to iOS 16.2, Apple also released updates for other platforms this week, including iPadOS 16.2, which re-enables external display support for Stage Manager on compatible iPads, as well as macOS 13.1, watchOS 9.2, and tvOS 16.2. The next beta, iOS 16.3, allows users to use hardware security keys with their Apple ID.

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Ahmed is an experienced news editor at Player.me magazine, where he has been bringing the latest and most interesting tech news to readers for the past five years. He has delved into the inner workings of some of the biggest names in the tech industry, including Apple and Google, and has also honed his skills as a reporter and editor at other publications. With his extensive knowledge and passion for all things tech, Ahmed is sure to keep you informed and engaged.
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Ahmed is an experienced news editor at Player.me magazine, where he has been bringing the latest and most interesting tech news to readers for the past five years. He has delved into the inner workings of some of the biggest names in the tech industry, including Apple and Google, and has also honed his skills as a reporter and editor at other publications. With his extensive knowledge and passion for all things tech, Ahmed is sure to keep you informed and engaged.

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