US-based technology giant Apple, which recently introduced the stable version of iOS 17.2 to users, has also started working on iOS 17.3. In this context; The company, which released the first developer beta update of the new version, has also revealed the features that will come with iOS 17.3.
So, what new features will arrive to iPhone owners with iOS 17.3? In this content, we will take a closer look at the new features detected in the first developer beta version of iOS 17.3.
Innovations coming with iOS 17.3:
Stolen device protection:
The most important feature in iOS 17.3 seems to be “Stolen device protection”. Because this new feature will create a very comprehensive security layer for iPhone owners. Once the feature is enabled, FaceID or TouchID will need to be used to perform many operations.
Having your phone stolen is one of the common problems we may experience today. However, the only bad thing in such a situation is not just the phone being stolen. Thieves also access personal data on the phones they steal. As a result, many things happen, such as emptying bank accounts and issuing credit cards without information. Here, iOS 17.3’s stolen device protection feature focuses on preventing all of these.
The user who activates the stolen device protection feature will have to perform biometric verification for any action you can think of, such as viewing saved passwords in Safari or restoring the phone to factory settings. If biometric verification cannot be performed, it will not be possible to access personal data on the phone.
It is possible to create a joint playlist on Apple Music:
One of the features we saw in the beta versions of iOS 17.2 was the ability to create collaborative playlists, which will be added to the Apple Music app. However, this feature did not reach users with the stable version. iOS 17.3 beta, released yesterday, continues to host this feature.
Since iOS 17.3 is still very new, the number of features detected is quite low. However, we believe this will change in the future. We will continue to share new features with you as they are identified.
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