Apple is gearing up to elevate user experience with the upcoming iOS 17.2 update just on the heels of the iPhone 15 series launch,
While previous iOS versions primarily focused on bug fixes, this one introduces a much-anticipated feature-customizable default notification alerts.
Default Alerts Section For iOS 17.2
According to reports from MacRumors, iOS 17.2, expected to roll out before the holiday season, will empower users to personalize their default notification alerts. This new functionality is a game-changer, offering users the ability to choose their preferred sound for all incoming notifications.
The upcoming update introduces a dedicated "Default Alerts" section within the Sounds & Haptics settings. This section provides users with the flexibility to handpick notification sounds. While texts, mail alerts, and calendar alerts already boast customization options, this feature extends the freedom to select sounds for other notifications.
Apple has taken a significant stride by allowing users to tinker with their default notification sound—a feature absent in previous iOS versions. Now, users can opt for any text tone as their notification sound, adding a personal touch to their iPhone experience.
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Beyond Sounds: Haptic Feedback Customization
The customization doesn't stop at sounds. iOS 17.2 also introduces the ability to modify default haptic feedback. If the initial iOS 17 update didn't align with your preferences, this feature enables users to revert to the previous setting or tailor the haptic alert to their liking, Phone Arena writes in its report.
Celebrating Ongoing Support
iOS 17, a complimentary update for recent iPhones dating back to the iPhone XS, stands as a testament to Apple's commitment to providing consistent support. This dedication to updating even 5-year-old phones with the latest software sets Apple apart in the tech landscape.
What's Inside iOS 17.2 Beta 4?
Aside from Default Alert Sounds, there are other things you can discover in the iOS 17.2 beta 4.
Mashable notes that Apple Music Playlists were once available for iOS 17.2. However, it is nowhere to be seen on iOS 17.2 beta 4. It's temporarily disabled in the meantime.
Aside from that, a small change in the coverage section is seen. Instead of seeing "Coverage," you will notice that "AppleCare & Warranty" is there. Nothing else is new here except for this change.
It's also important to note that you can no longer buy TV shows and films via the iTunes app.
Another thing is that it's now possible to record ProRes videos on your iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max phone. This is directly done to an external device.
What's confirmed so far is that the new Journal app is coming next month. For journal lovers who love to document their daily life, this is for you.
