APPLE FACETIME SHAREPLAY WWDC UPDATE
APPLE FACETIME SHAREPLAY WWDC PRO

Automatically sorted grocery lists in Reminders.There’s also an expanded Lockdown Mode, allowing you to turn on Apple’s über private mode across all your devices, including the Apple Watch.

APPLE FACETIME SHAREPLAY WWDC UPDATE

Apple says you can choose which photos to share from within an app while keeping the rest of your Photos library private (though it’s unclear how that’s different from the same feature introduced in iOS 14 - I’ve asked Apple and will update if it responds), and apps can add events to the Apple Calendar app without being able to actually view the calendar. The company is also adding the option to have those images blurred so you have to take one more step to view them.

That’s a pretty broad expansion to Apple’s warning system for nudity. It’s coming to AirDrop, photo picker, FaceTime messages, the new Contact Posters feature, and even third-party apps. You’ll also be able to get info about aspects of a video or a cutout you pulled from Apple Photos. Now, you can find recipes for similar dishes to ones you have pictures of in your Photos library. You’ve been able to learn about things you took pictures of since iOS 15 using the Visual Look Up feature.

Visual Look Up lets you find recipes based on your food pics.

So you can go straight to your preferred Apple Photo albums by searching for them from iOS Spotlight search, for example.

App shortcuts will show up in the Top Hit card in Spotlight search.

Google Maps has had the feature since 2019, and it’s pretty darn handy. You’ll be able to see charging stations on your route, with “real-time availability.” You can pick your preferred charging network, and it’ll show you what’s available along your route.

Eight years after Google Maps added it, Apple Maps will finally get offline downloads. This also includes any other Find My accessories, and you can share with up to five people.

AirTag and Find My sharing is coming ! I’ve been silently begging for this in my quiet moments since AirTags came out, and it’s finally here.

APPLE FACETIME SHAREPLAY WWDC PRO

iPadOS 17 will lose support for the first-gen iPad Pro and fifth-gen iPad.Apple had a nice streak of support for older phones - iOS 13, iOS 14, and iOS 15 could all run on the same phones - but then, iOS 16 went and dropped everything up to the iPhone 7 and the first-gen iPhone SE. Looks like anyone hoping to keep Apple’s 2017 lineup up to date for one more year is out of luck. iPhones X, 8, and 8 Plus will no longer be supported.

Apple facetime shareplay wwdc