iOS 16.1 beta 2 is now available and brings some changes and new features. Apple is expected to release the update in October, the month that is also expected to see the release of iPadOS and macOS Ventura. Now, it has been made available to the developers and one of the things mentioned about the update is the replacement of the battery indicator and its inclusion in the system.
The beta update also fixes a bug. The folks over at 9to5mac have provided information on what's new in iOS 16.1 beta 2. One of the standout features that the new beta brings is a redesigned battery indicator. It was added (finally) to all iPhone models such as iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini in iOS 16.1 beta 1. According to the report, the battery icon does not match the battery. percent. The new display is said to change depending on the battery level.
So, when you plug your iPhone into the charger, you will see an indicator (light) on the battery percentage. It should be noted that the percentage display was removed when the notch was introduced in the iPhone X. Apart from that, the feature also has its own system connection.
Also remove the battery charging indicator from the lock screen. A new update brings it back. The second most talked about feature is introducing fixes for a new feature that requests permission to copy and paste between apps.
The alleged bug kept asking users for permission to paste content into apps and angered many users. This is designed as a security measure to inform the user that the content they are about to paste may contain sensitive information. However, permission appears whenever they try to paste text from another application. Apple has understood this and it
Third, the 9to5mac report also says that a bug in the three-finger gesture feature, which reveals the note-paste menu and prevents it from being recognized properly, has been fixed in the latest beta. The upcoming iOS 16 update will get more features like Clean Power Charging, Deleted Wallet app, and Live Services API, among others.