What's up guys. My name's Brandon
it's a day. Apple released iOS 15, an iPadOS 15 to the general public, after going through eight beta
stages over the past few months. And in this video, we are going in depth with the
software to cover more than 310 new features and changes. And if you guys want to know the first
settings you need to change and how to get the best battery
life possible on iOS 15, I did also make separate
videos for those two things. And those are linked to down
in the description below, but we have a lot to cover. So let's just go ahead and get straight
into this update. So you can see here, the size of this update will come in
around three gigabytes that will depend on your device and the
version you're coming from. But that is coming from iOS 14.8. And the official bill number
for IUs 15 is 19 a 3, 4, 6. So it is different than the RC build
that beta testers got last week. And the modem firmware has also
been changed to 2.09 at 0.10. So if you were having
connectivity issues on iOS 14, those could be resolved with
this updates. All right, so now what's new here in iOS 15. And the first thing is actually inside
of settings. So you can see over here, we have iOS 14 on the
left, iOS 15 on the right. It's going to be that way
throughout this video. And you will see that there is now
padding on the edges of the settings pane. So you can see that each panel, each little section right here does
not go all the way across the screen. Like it used to it's a little bit more
compact. There's padding on both sides. And I think this gives it a
more modern and clean look. We also get a brand new wallpaper as
tradition as we do with every iOS version. So if we go into our wallpaper section
and then go to the still section, you will see up in the top left,
we have our loan iOS 15 wallpaper. Now we only have one right now, but we will likely be getting
more in future points, updates, but this is the exclusive
iOS 15 wallpaper. Now, when you go back to the home
screen for the first time, you might notice a few differences
with a couple of the icons. So first off you have
to look really closely. But if you look at the camera icon, you will see that the shutter
button is no longer there. So it's a little bit of a
cleaner icon. Now in iOS 15, we also have a new icon for
the weather application. So you could see weather right here
compared to weather in iOS at 14, it's just slightly darker. And also the sun has moved to the
right side instead of being over on the left-hand side. And then we get an
update to the maps icon as well. We also gained the ability to
reorganize our pages on the home screen. So if it's happened, hold on the home screen and then
tap on the little dots down here. You will see that you can actually
reorganize your pages now. So if you had the second page and
you wanted it to be the first page, you can do that. So you
could see on iOS 14, you were not able to do that at
all. You could only hide pages, so you can now reorganize them
and iOS 15, which is useful. If you have multiple pages, you
might've already noticed this, but take a look at the music
widget up in the top left. So that has now changed because the, of the widget changes dynamically
based on the album artwork. And it also shows specific songs when
they're playing, not just the album, like a dead back on iOS at 14. Now the song goes paused for a while. Then it will switch back to this default
red layouts. But if we play the song, you can see it changes to now playing. So the music widget overall is just more
dynamic and you get more information from that widgets. Now, one of the best new features
in iOS 15 is called live text. And this allows your iPhone to recognize
text and real time and type it out for you. So let me show you what I mean. So if you go into the camera
application and you have some texts, maybe on a book, maybe it's your
homework, whatever the case may be. If you have texts right there, you will see that your
iPhone will recognize that. And you get this little live text icon
down here in the bottom right hand corner. And so if we go
ahead and tap on that, you can see these little brackets are
around the text that it's picking up. So if I tap on that, you could see, it will recognize that as text and I
can copy it straight from there. So now, if I went into notes, I could just simply paste everything
that was on the back of that book, or if it was your homework,
whatever the case may be, you can do that now here in iOS
15, which is pretty awesome. And it does not have to
be in real time either. You could actually take a picture of it. So if I just took a
picture of this right here, and then went into my photos application, you will see in the bottom right
hand corner, it shows that same icon. And I could tap on that and I could
select whatever text I want to copy. So if I just want to copy maybe
this first sentence right here, I could just do that. Copy just like
so, or if it's in another language, I could also select it and translate
right there in real time as well, which is really cool. And I think this is going to be a very
useful feature for medical students, or maybe if you're out and
about in another country
and you take a picture of a sign, you can translate it in
real time using your phone. There's just a lot of use cases
for this and live text is easily. One of the best features in iOS 15, but that's not the only smart
photos feature in iOS 15. We also have a feature
called visual lookup, which is a feature that will allow your
iPhone to recognize and identify objects after taking a picture of them. So
this can be with plants, with dogs, with cats, with books,
whatever the case may be. So here's an example of what they cats. All I have to do is just
take the picture. Normally, if I swipe up on the photos, you will see that we have a little icon
right here with a POL that says look up and it shows cats. Now, if I tap on cats, it will actually specify
exactly what type of cat it is. And it's the same for dogs.
It's the same for books. You could swipe up and tap on it.
So get a link to buy that book. There are a lot of different things that
your phone can now look up and here's a photo of a hibiscus
plant. And if we swipe up, you could see it recognizes it as
a plant. And if we tap on that, it will identify it as a hibiscus
right there. So super needs. And you also notice that the eye down
here has this little sparkle to it as well. So that's how you can tell that a photo
has been recognized using this visual lookup feature. So if it doesn't
have that little sparkle on the eye, that means that your phone was not able
to identify whatever the object is. Another change inside of the camera
application is the UI for QR code scanning. So you can see the
UI is a little bit different. You could see it's yellow and
it shows YouTube right there. So it actually shows me where that link
is going to take me before I tap on it. And just the whole UI is
different. It follows it around. And also when the QR code
goes out of the frame, you can still get access to what was
in that QR code with this little yellow icon down there and the bottom, right? So it only lasts a couple of
seconds after it goes away, but take a look at
this. Once it goes away, you could tap on that and it will take
you to where that link was going to take you or whatever it was going to
do. You could also share it, copy. It adds a reading list or open in safari. So really neat new additions
there when scanning QR codes. Now you can also zoom in like you can on
Snapchat or Instagram with the default camera application in iOS 15. So if you tap and hold on video
right here and you start recording, if you keep holding right there, you
could actually go in zoom in and out. Like you can, like I said,
like in Snapchat or Instagram, which is neat and something, I know a lot of people have wanted for a
while inside of the photos application, you can now see in depth details
about a photo by simply swiping up. So if you swipe up, you could
see a lot of details there. So you could see exactly which
camera took the phone, which lens, the focal length. It could see
the quality, the resolution, all of that straight from the default
photos application, which is really neat. And you also see down here, you have
the little map where it was taken. Let's take a look at this
button right up here. This adjust button will actually allow
you to adjust the date and time that the photo was taken at. So if you wanted
to change this, for whatever reason, you now can an iOS 15, you can
change the time zone and everything. And then if there's a face in the photo, it will actually recognize who
that person is when you swipe up. So you can see you get this little
icon over here on the bottom, left the top on that. It will show all
photos of that person. In this case, it's me. You can review confirmed
photos. You can feature less. So if you don't want this person
popping up in your photos, widget or other places
around on your iPhone, you could tap that to feature
them less. And you could also say, this is not who your iPhone thought
it was. So that's also new in iOS 15. And if you downloaded a photo or
a video from another application, it will now show you in that same
section right there when you swipe up. So you could see it shows that
this was saved from Tik TOK. And if I tap on Tik TOK right there, it will take me back to everything I
downloaded from that specific application. Or you can also go up here and search
for that application and see everything that was saved from that. Another really cool feature with photos
and iOS 15 is that unsaved photos will sometimes show up in your photo library
with this little glyph icon in the bottom, right? And that's only if
they are sent to you via an I message. And if you were present at
the time that photo was taken, so this is really neat and it gives
you the option to save it right there. If you want to. Also
this people in places, album is so much more accurate
than it was an iOS 14 with recognition. So sometimes, and I was 14. It would recognize the wrong person or
just wouldn't recognize the person at all. And I was 15. It is miles better.
And then also if you go to the, for you section right
here and go to memories, we now have a whole new UI for memories. You also have apple music
now integrated into memories. You could choose different
songs. And just overall, the whole memory section is a lot more
cinematic and a lot better at identifying which photos belong, where, so a lot of times it just flows a
lot better than it did in iOS 14. I really like how
memories are set up. Now. We also have all new widgets for
the app store for contacts for find my for game center for mail
and then also for sleep. So all of those are brand new
widgets here and iOS 15. Also, if we go to a stack over here,
so we go to one of our stacks, which of course is where you can stack
on multiple widgets and just kind of scroll through them like that to save
some room. If you go to edit stack, we have a whole new UI here. So here's what it looked
like in iOS at 14, when you went to edit a stack and
here's what it looks like on iOS 15, so way better. And also we have
a new animation for smart rotate. When we tap on that, you can see
the little animation right there. It's really cool. We also have widget
suggestions, which is new in iOS 15, and I actually, it will put
widgets on your stack based on AI, just based on your
schedule and what you do. Sometimes it can actually show something
in your widget that you are really going to do anyways at that time of
the day. So it's hard to explain, but maybe if you had like a
meeting at six o'clock at five 30, it may show your calendar up
here on this widget stack, because it knows you're probably
gonna need to look at that, or you're gonna need to be reminded
that that is at a certain time. So that's new as well. There's also
a cool little animation for that. So really nice changes to
the stacks here in iOS 15, we also have a couple of changes to
the files widget. So you can see here, it's more transparent on iOS 15, whereas it was just white
over here on iOS 14. Also we tap and hold on that we actually
get the option to edit the widget now. So before we just got edit home screen
or remove, we can now edit the widget. And with that, we could change the
location of the files shown in the widget. So if you wanted to change that away
from recent and just show specific files, you can now do that in iOS
15. And speaking of files, we also have the option now
to lock a PDF and iOS 15. So if you have a PDF file that
has some confidential information, you can lock that with a
passcode. So you can see here, you actually have to enter it in the
passcode to view that PDF documents. And when you view a PDF document in
iOS 16, we now have a new layout. So you can see here when
you swipe over to the right, you get this little
section over on the left, where you can scroll through the
different pages in that PDF documents. We also have a few changes
inside of the control center. So if we go down to the control
center toggles down here, you will notice a few that are different. So we have new glyph icons
for sound recognition. So right over here on the far right, sound recognition looks a little bit
different. Also announced notifications. Now it looks different. It
has a notification bell. It looks a lot better than it did over
on iOS 14. And then the notes glyph icon, right there also looks
different in iOS 15. And then also the camera looks just
like the one on the home screen. So we no longer have the
shutter on the left-hand side, right there of the camera. So
a little bit cleaner looking. We also have some changes for what you
can actually do with a couple of these toggles. So for instance, we have the tech size control
center toggle right here. And when you have to press on that, you will see that there are
some changes right here. So you can change the text size.
Not only is it for everything. Now, you can actually change it
for specific applications. So you could see you could do
it for the home screen only, or you can do it for all applications. And if I were to do this in a
certain application, so for example, if I went into Twitter and then went to
my control center and then did it again, you could see, I could change
that tech size for Twitter only, and not for every other application, which is really neat and a really
nice customizability option. And then if we have to press on
the hearing toggle down here, you will see at the bottom, we have access to one of my favorite
underrated features in iOS 15, which is a background sounds.
And if you tap on that, it will turn it on and you could
change the background sound right here. So let me show you guys
exactly what this does. So if we go into our settings and then
to accessibility and then down to audio visual, and then to background sounds,
you could see right here, it says, plays background sounds to mask
unwanted environmental noise. These sounds can minimize distractions
and help you to focus calm or rest. And that's exactly what I do at four. So I actually use this almost
every night to go to sleep. So what I do is I just go into
my control center right here, haptic press on the
hearing icon, turn it on. And I changed my volume or whatever
sound and once a year to go to sleep. And it helps me a lot get
to sleep and kind of just, I don't hear anything outside or
anything going on, which is really nice. It's also really good for focusing. So some people may want to use like a
dark noise or a balanced noise for that, that way you just don't
hear anything outside, especially if you have like AirPods
max or something with good noise cancellation, this feature
is just really, really good. And this is a feature that used
to have to have an application. A lot of people had to pay
for applications to get
sounds like this to run constantly. But with iOS 15, it runs in
the background. All I do, like I said, it's turned on for my control
center. I locked my device. I go to sleep and it's
still on the next morning. So he could also stop sounds
when locked, if you want to. So if you don't want this
playing, when you lock your phone, you can turn that on. But to me, I like
having it on when my phone is locked. So really cool feature. They're
called background sounds. And while we're in accessibility,
if we go down to the very bottom, you will see that we have a new
feature called per app settings. And if you tap on that and you add in
an application. So like, for example, let's say like the tech size is really
small. Maybe inside of, I don't know, let's say it's inside
of safari. For example, I don't know if we go to safari
right here, you could see, you could change these different
things. Like you can make the text bold. It can make the text larger. You're
going to increase the contrast. You could do different
things like reduced motion, all of that on a per app basis. So that means that it will
not change the text size, or it will not change your smart
invert for any application, except for this specific
one. So for example, let's do Amazon real quick and
I'm going to make everything bold. I'll make everything really large.
Just to give you guys an example, I'll make the button shapes also
on, and I'll just do smart embers. You guys can really see
a difference right here. So everything is set for Amazon. Now, if
I go into Amazon, take a look at this. You could see everything is bigger.
It's bolder, it's now black. You can see the colors it's
inverted. So it definitely works. But it only is in that application,
which is the beauty of this feature. I think it's really cool. And that's going to be very useful
for some people as well. Now, when we were in the control
center a little bit ago, you may have also noticed some changes
to the left of the brightness toggle the main one, being that the do not
disturb toggle is no longer there. And that's because do not disturb has
been replaced with focus modes and iOS 15, which is essentially
just do not disturb on steroids. So if you tap and hold on that
right here and iOS 15, you can see, you get different options to choose
whatever focus mode you want. So let's go into our settings and I'll
show you guys what focus modes are all about. So inside of settings, you
can see right here, we have focus. And if you tap on that, you will see
some pre-made focus modes right here. You can see, I also have a couple of
custom ones that I've made myself. And you also have the toggle down
here to share across devices, which I would highly recommend if
you do have multiple apple devices. So focus modes, the whole purpose of a focus mode is
basically to just not allow people to contact you, unless you let them
while you're doing certain tasks. So let me show you guys what I mean.
So if we tap on the plus right here, we're going to make a custom focus
mode. So I'll just call this. Let's just say working. So to say working, we'll make it blue and let's go
on next. So when I'm working, who do I want to be able to
contact me? So, you know, maybe I want my coworkers only, maybe I only want coworkers and
family to contact me at that time. So I could just tap on add person and I
could select the contacts that are just my coworkers or just my family. So then I have those people that are
allowed. You could also do other people. You could allow calls from
either your favorites, everyone, no one or certain people. And you also have this option down here
for allow repeated calls a second call from the same person within three
minutes will not be silenced. So that's also a toggle
that you can enable. I would probably recommend doing that. And so then you can allow or disallow
contacts to notify you when you're in at this focus mode. So I'll
allow that to contact me. And then also we have aloud
apps for notifications. So you can choose the apps that you want
notifications from when this focuses on. So if you're working, you probably don't want any
social media notifications. So I would recommend
having your aloud apps, maybe just be like slack or anything
related to like work for this example you would want notifications from, or you
could just allow none. So if I remove, all right here, I get no
notifications from any applications. You also have a time sensitive
right here. So allow apps, not in your allowed list to send
notifications marked as time sensitive immediately. So you could do that
if you want to. But in this case, I don't want notifications
from any application because
that would just distract me. So let's go to allow none.
And it says your focus is ready. And then it shows our focus mode right
here. So you could always change, you know, who is allowed to contact you and what
applications are allowed to send you notifications. If you want to right here to simply tap
on it and then add in the app or add in the person you want to be able
to contact you right there. We do also have a couple
of features here as well. So we have home screen so you can hide
and notification badges on home screen applications. So if you don't want to
be distracted by maybe badges on a, you know, application, you could
select that you also have custom pages, which is really cool. And this will allow you to have your
whole home screen change based on what focus mode you're in. So basically if you had like a work one
and you didn't want any social media on your home screen, you could
select just a certain home screen. And that's the only one that shows
up when you're in that focus mode. So you don't get tempted to go into
social media, which is really neat. And then if we go back, we
have lock screen here as well. So you could dim the lock
screen appearance. You could
also show lock, screen, showed silence notifications on
the log screen, if you want to. And then also down here is a really
cool one where it is turned off automatically based on a schedule
or an automation. So for example, if we tap on this and it's a certain
time, if I get to a certain place, if I work at an office,
I could do, you know, enter this focus mode based on when I
get to this location, it could do that. Or you could do it based on when
I open a certain application. That's what triggers that focus
mode, which is really cool. And then we have smart activation down
here that says that it will automatically turn on this focus mode at relevant times
throughout the day, based on signals, like your location, app usage and more so, a lot of cool little automation features
in here as well to turn on focus modes based on different triggers. And one of my favorite features about
this new focus mode is focus status. So this will allow you to show other
people in messages of you're both on iOS 15, you will see when one person has
a focus mode enabled that way. They know that their notifications are
going to be silence, that you're busy, that you're not going to be
getting back to them right away. So I have an example over
here on my other phone, you can see what I'm in a focus
mode. It shows this at the bottom, it shows Brandon has notifications
silence. So, you know, if somebody is trying to text you
that will give them peace of mind, knowing that you're
probably not ignoring them. You're just busy and that
their notification was silent. So you probably didn't even see it. And you can also change
this on a per contact basis. If you go over to messages and
you go to a specific contact, you will see a new option
here for share focused status. And if you turn that off, that means that person will not be able
to see when you're in a focus mode. If I go back to my other phone
right here, you can see it, no longer says that
notifications are silenced. And then also when you go to the lock
screen and you have a focus mode enabled, you will see that focus right
underneath the time right here. And if you tap on that, you will get
the option to change it or turn it off. Now, also in the notification center,
you will notice some changes as well. So anytime you're in a focus mode,
it will show it will group together. The notifications you got while
you were in that focus mode. So it's going to be separated from
all of your other notifications, which is nice. So yeah, like
I said, focus modes are like, do not disturb on steroids. And I highly recommend you go in and set
up your own custom focus. It's a very, very useful feature. Now,
speaking of notifications, you could see that the notifications
are completely different here in iOS 15. So first off the notification
cards are just more compact. Now in this new version. Also, you could see that the app icon is more
defined and bigger over here on the left-hand side. Also when a person messages you like
through the messages application, you will see a little picture there, little contact photo pop up there
on the left hand side as well, which is very nice and
such a small detail, but it makes a big difference
in your notification center. And if we swipe over on the
notifications right here, you can see, we have this options section right here
that gives us the option to meet for an hour and meet for today,
or add to summary. You could also view the
settings or turn off. So you have all these options
now inside of notifications. Whereas before if you swiped over on a
notification and just went to manage, basically all you got to do was deliver
quietly or turn off or go to the settings. That was pretty much it. So you have a lot more flexibility
now with your notifications. And I like the option to just mute
for like an hour or me for today. I've used that a lot, very, very useful. And you're probably wondering what
that add to summary feature is. Let me go and show you
guys what that's all about. So if you go into our settings right
here, and then we go to notifications, you will see that first off, we have
some changes here in settings as well. So if I show you guys iOS 14, over
here on the left and notifications, you could see that it just looks
different even just straight away from the settings page right here. Now we do
have this scheduled summary right here, which is pretty cool. And
basically this whole feature, the whole point of this feature
is to show you notifications. That really don't matter at one set time
throughout the day. Like for example, I got this little notification from
Amazon saying, don't forget, you know, a certain product is still in your cards. That's not really anything
I need to know right away. So that's something I have in my summary
that comes to me every single day at 6:06 PM. So I don't get that notification
at the same at that time. Like, it's not a notification that
I get like an alert for. It's just silenced and it's
put into my scheduled summary. So you can add different ones into here. So you can add different applications
into here that are just not important. So anything you have and the application
you have where the notifications that sends are not important, it may be worth
it to have in your scheduled summary. And just kind of shows you
what that summary looks like. It will show you all of the notifications
from the summary that day. So for me, it was just this one, that notification, we also have this option
here for screen sharing. So you could turn notifications
on or off while screen-sharing, which that's through
these shared play feature, which is not available in iOS 15,
the initial release of iOS 15, that will be available later. But that is a new option
here inside of notifications. We also have announced notifications now. So before it was announced
messages with Siri, but now it's announced notifications
and that's because Siri no longer, only announces a messages. Siri can announce multiple
different types of notifications. So if you guys have AirPods and
you use this feature in the past, it's so much better now in iOS 15. So it will tell you that you got a
notification from certain applications. Like for example, if I got
something free from Chick-fil-A, Siri would now tell me in my AirPods
when that notification comes through. So it's pretty cool. You can use this for all these different
applications and Siri will notify you when you have a notification from another
application, not just messages. Now, if we go into a specific
application inside of notifications, you could see this top section
looks different here in iOS 15, and that's because of course we have
the scheduled summary or you can immediately deliver those
notifications. So for me, messages, I do want that to be
delivered to me immediately. I always want to know right away
when I get that notification also, that is time sensitive to me. So I always want to deliver the
messages notifications immediately. So I have that turned on
right there. But for example, if I went to pub G I could just set that
to my scheduled summary because I don't need those notifications right away. So you could also edit the schedule
right from in here as well. So just a lot of cool options with
notifications now with iOS 15. Now, one of my favorite features
in iOS is spotlight search. It's a feature that just allows you to
search for applications quickly and just kind of get around on your iOS device
very quickly. I use it every single day, numerous times a day, and now an iOS 15 spotlight
search has been supercharged and it's 10 times better
than it was an iOS 14. So not only can you install and delete
applications straight from the spotlight search. So if I search
for Disney, for example, I can tap right here on
the app store, get button, and it will download whatever application
I want from the app store straight from the spotlight search. I never even have to go into the app
store to download a specific application. I could also delete them. So if I search for something
like DraftKings right here, I tap and hold on that haptic press on it. I can delete the application straight
from within spotlight search, which is crazy. And if I
remove that from a home screen, so if I just go ahead right here and
remove app remove from home screen, and then go back, I can actually
drag this onto my home screen again. So if I had taken tap and hold right
here, I'm not able to do this properly, but they would go, you could see, I can
put it right back on my home screen, straight from the spotlight
search, which is just insane. And then also we have much
more rich search results now. So if I search for somebody,
that's like a celebrity. So let me just search for Tom
Hanks. You can see right there, it shows all this information. And for
example, here's what it shows an iOS 14. And to make things even better. If
I searched for something like cats, take a look at that. It's going to show photos now where a
cat is in the photo and my photo album. And I could even do it for let's just say
car. For example, if I search for car, look at that. It shows all these different cars
that I have in my photo library now. So that is awesome. And also when you
tap on one of the car images right here, you don't even have to
go into the photos app. It shows you down here in the
bottom, right? That's where it's at. We could actually go through
these different photos
without having to leave this section right here without having to
leave the spotlight search. So again, spotlight search, no pun intended
is supercharged in iOS 15. We also have some changes inside
of the find my application. So down on the bottom navigation bar, you will see that the devices
tab has a new glyph icon. They're just slightly redesigned. Also we have the little plus right
here on devices where we can add items or share location straight from
there. We also have live trackings. You could see where somebody
is moving in real time, so you no longer have to wait 30 seconds
to a minute for it to refresh on the map. You can now see every single
second of where that person moves, which is pretty crazy. We also
get notified when left behind, which is a really awesome feature. If you have the air tags or even if
you just have multiple apple products. So you can see right here on
my air tag called backpack, this is the one that's attached to my
camera bag notify when left behind. If I turn this on, you can see right
here, it says, receive a notification. When you leave backpack behind, this can be helpful when taking this
item with you. So this is super useful. Or if you put maybe an air tag on
your keys and you're going to leave a restaurant or going to leave somewhere, and you got within a certain
distance of those keys, you will get a notification letting you
know that you are leaving that object behind. So again, this
does also work for iPhones. I believe it's the iPhone 12
and newer you need, but again, it's only going to make sense. If you have multiple apple products to
be notified when you leave an iPhone behind. And when we go
to power off our device, you can see we get a new little button
underneath of the power off slider right there that says I phone find-able
after power off. And basically now, and I was 15. You're going to be able to track your
iPhone even after it's powered off, or if it gets reset. So if somebody
stole your device and turn it off, you would still be able to locate it
through, find mine, which is awesome. But if you don't want to do that, you
could also temporarily turn off finding. Now we also get a small but useful
change when we take a screenshot. So now you will notice that the markup
feature is not enabled by default. And that's a big deal
to me because on iOS 14, when I would take screenshots
and I would go to try to crop it, I would accidentally draw on the image
instead of cropping it because the markup feature was enabled by default. And
there was no way to turn that off, but now you get the option
to turn it on or off. And it's just not on by
default, which is nice. And then also you'll see down here
that we do have live texts for these screenshots as well. So if you
wanted to copy any of this text, you could do that. Another cool little thing you can do
with the screenshots is a drag and drop. And this goes throughout all of
iOS, not just for screenshots, but this is a cool little
trick that you could do. So you could take and hold
that screenshot right there. And you could put it in like
a social media application. You can put it in your notes, or
you could put it in like a message. If I go to messages, you can see, I can put this right here and
it drops it in right there. And you could easily send that
screenshot to somebody very quickly. Now, if we go into our settings
and go to general, and then all the way down to what
used to be reset now in iOS 15, it's transfer or reset iPhone.
And when you tap on that, we have a completely new screen
here. So you can see, it says, prepare for new iPhone, make sure everything's ready
to transfer to a new iPhone. Even if you don't currently have
enough iCloud storage to back up. So if we tap on, get started right here, it'll actually tell us about
what we should be doing. And the cool thing about
this, and I was 15, is that you will get temporary iCloud
storage to transfer data over when getting a new device for free. You can just borrow a storage
that you don't have for free. And it's just going to walk you
through preparing for a new iPhone, which I think is awesome and definitely
a much needed feature for people who are new to iOS. And speaking of iCloud,
if we go into our iCloud settings, a small change here, you could see that it shows our iCloud
storage plan on this main settings page without having to go into the
iCloud section right here. And then another small change is if
we go into our settings general iPhone storage and then go all the way down to
the bottom, you will see that before. And I was 14, it was system and other, but now when I was 15 it's
iOS and at system data. So just a minor verbiage changes there
to be a little bit more obvious with what that data is instead of just saying other, and if you install beta profiles or
any type of profile on your device, you'll see that that is an, a new section inside of general
VPN and device management. And it's right here under
configuration profile. So just a little new
section there for that. Now we also have a lot of changes
inside of the maps application. So just on first glance,
I mean, look at this, you could see a big difference in
the amount of detail in iOS 15, a compared to iOS 14 over here on the
left. So there's a lot more detail, especially the more you zoom in.
Like if you go to a big city, you'll be able to see a
lot of detail on the road. You'll see things like
trees and all of that. Whereas you couldn't see any of that
in iOS 14 now, also up here in the top, right? You can see when he
wants to switch your maps, that icon has been changed.
It used to be an eye analysis, little guide button right
there. And if you tap on that, you will see that we have a new
map style, which is for driving. So that is a new one. And I'll show you information like
live traffic and things like that. And if we want it to go
to Walt Disney world, I can tap on this and you will see a
new animation there when it kind of outlines the route to take. You
will also notice that right here, it shows leaving now. And if you
tap on that, you now see, it says, leave that and arrive by. So you can set, leave and arrive by times to kind of
give you insight as to how much traffic will impact your commute.
So say for instance, you'd want it to arrive at Disney world
no later than let's just say like five 50. So that's the time that you want it to
arrive 5:50 PM and then you put it in. It will tell you when you need to leave
to get there by that certain time. So that's cool. What says leave by
3 45 and based on predicted traffic, that's when you'll get there at
that specific time that you specify. And then when we actually
navigate somewhere, you can see that the sound and overview
buttons are on the right hand side. Now, instead of being down here
below, like they were on iOS 14, also navigation is just much
better overall and iOS 15. I mean, there's more detailed road information.
Like it shows turn lanes and crosswalks, and you even get weather warnings. If you're going through somewhere
where it's storming or flooding. And then if you type in a place to go, of course you will see
a lot of differences. So now you could see it used to
say directions and then the time, but now just shows the time and bolts. You can see a quick glance at where
you're going and how long it's going to take. And then you can see,
it shows the hours open, right there shows the rating.
That's been moved. The reading, the little thumbs up thumbs
down has also been moved. And then also the photos have changed. So they're bigger and just a lot easier
to go through and set up the small little section right here. Also the
add photo was an overlay before, but now it's down here to add a photo.
The ads that guides button used to say, save two, but now it just says guides.
And then as you keep going down, you will notice that everything
just looks a lot better. The layout is just so much
better and easier on the eyes. And then another really cool feature
in iOS 15 is that you can zoom out to a globe view. So before on
iOS 14, if you zoomed out, you could only go like not very far
at all. You would never see a globe, but here on iOS 15, you can go around
the whole world and see the globe. It's actually really, really cool. We also get some changes inside
of the music application. So now when you tap on these three dots, we now have the option
to remove from playlist. And if you go to the now playing
screen and you tap on the artist name, you can see the menu pops up differently.
It looks a lot more modern and clean. And then also if you go
into the airplane menu, you will see that there's a bigger gap
between iPhone and speakers and TV. And then also speakers and TV is more
bold now. So it was less opaque before, back on iOS 14. And speaking of airplay, airplay to home pod is a
lot better than iOS 15. It lacked a lot in iOS 14 and
it's not perfect. And I was 15, but it's a lot quicker to transfer over
to a home pod than it was an iOS 14. And then you could also see music that
was shared with you in a message down here at the bottom of the listen. Now section it'll show every song that
was sent to you via a message and who it was from now, moving on to safari. This is where you're really going to start
to tell the difference between iOS 14 and iOS 15. And that's because the address bar that
we've always known to be up top has been completely shifted and moved all
the way down to the bottom now. So don't freak out. You're going to
be able to switch it back to the top. If you want to, if you don't
like change, you could do that. So if you just don't like it, you
can do that. But give this a chance. I really like it. It took me about a month to get
used to when I was beta testing, but you can swipe between tabs like this. You can easily kind of multitask
and go between tabs and safari. A lot easier with that
bottom bar. Also in iOS 15, you can swipe down to refresh a page
so you don't have to tap right here to refresh. You can just easily
swipe down with that gesture. And also if you keep an
eye on the address bar, when you start going down a webpage, you will notice how it shrinks and when
you start going up, it pops back up. So I like this a lot. And then
also when it shrinks like that, there was a feature
called website tinting, where this background will just blend in
with the website and match based on the dominant colors of that website.
So this website's white. So that's why you don't
see any color right here, but there is a setting to turn
that off. If you want to as well, which I'll show in a moment.
Now we also get tab groups. So if you tap and hold on
the tabs icon right here, you will see a lot of new options
here, including move to tab group. And if you tap on that, you could
see, I have two tab groups right now, which is just read and investing. And
these are basically just like bookmarks. So you can move certain
tabs to tab groups, and you could see all your tab
groups as well right here, up top. That's where it shows them also when
you access the bookmarks and no longer takes up the whole screen. It's just half
the screen, which I like a lot better. And if you want a quick and easy way
to get to this tab view right here, this grid view I have to do
is simply pinch in like that. And you could see all of
your open tabs right there. And then if you go down to the two A's
and the address bar and tap on that, there's where you see the
option to show top address bar, and then it switches it back to the
iOS 14 style, which seems outdated now, in my opinion, but you can tap on that and then show
bottom bar and change it just like that. So it's cool. How quick
you could change that. We also have a lot of changes to the
start screen. So you can see here, we have a lot more information
on our start screen, along with a custom background,
like we can do on Mac iOS. So if you go all the way down
to the bottom and tap on edit, this is where you can add
in a background image, or you can choose one of the
preselected ones right there. And then you could also change.
You can enable her to say, well, certain things to show
up on the start page. And if we go into our safari settings, you will see a couple of
things in here as well. So first up we have safari
extensions for iOS now. So you can see, I have a block right
here, which is a content blocker, like an ad blocker. And if
you go to more extensions, this will actually open up a section in
the app store that is just for safari extensions. It could see
a lot of ad blockers. That's pretty much all it is
right now because it's so new, but you can actually install
those now straight from iOS, just write in iOS. You don't need a third party
application or anything like that, which is awesome. Also, if we go down,
you can see, we have the tab bar. You could switch that right here. If you didn't do it inside of
the actual safari application, you also have landscape tab bar.
So if you go back to safari, you will see that we get tabs. Just like
you get on maca, Wes and iPad at west. But if you don't like the look
of those tabs being there, you can simply turn that off. You can see I no longer have those
tabs right there, it's cleaner, but you don't get to see all of your tabs. We have allow website tenting right
here, which I mentioned earlier, and then we have hide IP addresses. So you can hide your IP
address from trackers, which I would highly recommend enabling
this feature to hide your IP from these trackers. And then the final
thing I wanted to show you guys, and safari is the ability to
use LiveText to translate an image. So I have an image
here of a Chinese street sign, and all I have to do is select that
and tap on translate and it could see, it can translate that sign for me, which
is awesome. So moving on to messages, there are a few changes in here that I
think you guys will really like an iOS 15. So before if you sent somebody a lot
of photos or if they sent you a lot of photos, the layout was simple. It
was just a lot of photos in a row, just a big line of these photos. You could tap on one and kind of just
go through them and see which ones you liked and saved the ones you
liked. Well now in iOS 15, when somebody sends you multiple photos, it actually puts it in this carousel view. So you can quickly and easily just go
through the photos with a little flick of the finger like that. Now you can also tap on this little
grid to see those photos in a grid layouts, and then you get the option to download
them or reply to the message by simply tapping on that. And if you go back,
you can see that next to the photos. We have a little download
button. And when you tap on that, it will download all of the images
and one at top of the finger. So before we would have to
individually save all of them, now it's done with one tap. We also have some changes when
it comes to sending photos. So before you'd scroll left to right
to see your photos, but now in iOS 15, it's up and down. And then
also if you go all the way up, you get access to your
albums. Whereas on iOS 14, you just got this view right here. And then you had to tap on
all photos to see all of that. So it's a lot easier to access
all of your photos now in iOS 15, and then also you could select the
order and which photos are sent. So take a look at that. You could see
it says 1, 2, 3. And if I removed two, you could see that, put this one
as two, and then this one as three. So you could actually change the
order in which photos are sent. Whereas in iOS 14, there
was just a check mark. And I just sent them
all and whatever order. And then also on the
right-hand side, you can see, we have a little FaceTime
icon. And if you tap on that, you have easy access to a
FaceTime audio or video call. And then also when you tap on the
contact, their name right there, you can see it pulls up their contact
info right away. Whereas on iOS 14, you'd have to tap on it and then tap
info. It was just kind of a pain. Now it's easier to
access that. And iOS 15, you also have these shared with you
toggle right there and share focus status. Those are both new and I was 15 as well. We also now get the option to pin
links and photos. So if I pin that, they will now show up first on the shared
with you section and the details view. And then also if you go to
the details of a group chat, you could see that the group chat
is all condensed into one section, and you can expand it if you want to. Whereas before it was just a big line
of everybody in the group chats and to start recording a voice message, you could just simply tap
on the voice icon right now, instead of having to tap
and hold before an iOS 14. And then of course we do also have
a new emoji outfits and accessories. We also have some major changes
to the FaceTime application. So it is completely
redesigned from the ground up. We also have the option
here to create link up top. And this is for basically it's for
FaceTiming people who are not on iOS. So if you have a friend who's on
an Android or they have a computer, that's not a Mac, you can still FaceTime with them through
the web browser by creating this link. And if you go into the
control center on FaceTime, you also have video effects and Mica
effects. So you can turn portrait mode on, which will put a lot of
bokeh in the background. It'll blur the background a
lot. You could turn that on. You also have different mic modes, so you have standard voice
isolation and wide spectrum. So if you want it to change up
the audio on your FaceTime call, you could do that there as well. Although I found standard to still be
the best and then FaceTime also takes advantage of spatial audio. So it feels like you're actually in a
room with the people because the audio comes from the different section, wherever
that person is in the FaceTime call. And then inside of the phone application, whether you're on a phone
call or a FaceTime audio call, if you tap on the mute
button, if you meet somebody, you will now hear a system
sound when you press it. Now moving on to the weather application, this is another app that has been
fully redesigned from the ground up. So you can see here up top, we have this really cool animation that
changes based on the current weather, so it can show rain. It could show
snow, it could show clouds. It's really, really cool. And you could see some of these
things that have changed right here, as you can see the high and
low as bigger and more bold. Also the partly cloudy got moved
down underneath of the temperature. And then right here, you could see that all of these new glyph
icons are new as well for the weather. And if you go down to the 10
day forecast, you could see, it just looks a lot better here and
iOS 15, it's a lot easier to read. It's a lot easier on the eyes and
also shows you more information. So if it go down a
little bit more as well, you can see we have a temperature
map now. So if you tap on that, you could see that we
get temperature maps. And also you could use this
for precipitation. So if
you tap on this right here, you could check for precipitation. So you could see the radar
around you and see where rain is. And when it's coming, you could see
you get the 12 hour forecast down here. So really, really cool. This of course does use
dark sky who apple acquired. And if you tap on these
three lines right there, you can see the precipitation for anywhere
that you have saved to your weather. And then if we go down further.
You can see that before an iOS 14, it kind of just laid it out. But an iOS
15 apple took a car to style approach. So everything is in its own little
card. It looks really, really good. You see all this information right here, then also be tapped on
these three lines down here. You can see you get a new animation
and a new view for the weather and everywhere that you have saved right here. And then if you tap on the
three dots up in the top, right, and go to notifications, you
can turn on weather alerts. So if you enable this for
your current location, you will get weather
alerts for rain and snow. Like if it's about to start
raining or stop raining, you will get that notification.
And it's based off of dark skies, which apple acquired my personal favorite
weather application. So it's very, very accurate with these alerts. iOS 15 also brings a lot of privacy
updates, including private relay. So if you go to your iCloud settings, you
will see a couple of new options here. So we have private relay and hide my
email. So first off, private relay, you can read, it says iCloud, private relay keeps your
internet activity private. So basically it just hides your IP
address and your browsing activity. And this works for both cellular
and for when you're on wifi. So you can turn that on. You also get the option to
select your IP address location. So you can maintain general location.
So like roundabout where you are, or you can use country and time zone. And just keep in mind that this is in
beta and you may have issues with it. When I used it a lot of times, it would just randomly
disconnect and reconnect a lot. So I just like to get this disabled
for now, but once it comes out of beta, I will probably be using this. And
then moving on to hide my email. This is another great privacy feature
that basically creates alias email addresses and forwards to your real email. So basically if he wants to sign up
for maybe a sketchy website to download something, or if you're giving somebody your email
address and you're afraid they're going to sell your information, then you could just have one
of these addresses right here, and you can always create a new one and
then just delete it whenever you start getting spam from that person. If we go into our settings
and go down to privacy, and then all the way down
here to record app activity, this is another pretty interesting
privacy feature introduced in iOS 15. So you can see here, it says, save a seven day summary of
when apps access your data, like your location or microphone and see
when apps or websites you visit within apps, contact domains. And so
when you tap on save app activity, it basically just gives you the
spreadsheet where you can go in and see. So apple is working on a complete
UI for this section right here. So at a later point in iOS 15, you
might see a whole new UI in here, but for now you have to download
it and view it in a spreadsheet. But this is a really great
privacy feature here as well. Now, one of the very first settings that you
should enable in iOS 15 is inside of the male section and settings. And if you
go to male and to privacy protection, you need to enable protect male activity. And what this does is it prevents email
senders from tracking whether you open an email or not. So there
are pixels in emails, especially sent by marketing companies,
or pretty much anybody these days. There's a pixel in there where they
can see if you open the email or not. And how many times you read that email. So if you do not want them seeing that
information enable this feature right here, and you also will
not be able to see, or they will not be able to see
when you forward an email as well, because that pixel could
also track forwards. Another major new feature in iOS 15 is
the fact that we now have built in at two factor authentication. So you no longer need another website
or third-party to have two factor authentication. So if we go into
settings and then two passwords, and if we go to one of the
websites, you can see down here, we have a new option for
setup verification code.
And when you tap on that, you get, see you could scan
QR code or enter set up key. So you can create your own
two factor authentication. We also have some new changes
inside of the calendar application. So you can see here when we go
to create a new event, first off, you could see the little
placeholder text there. Now it says location or video call instead
of dislocation and right here for the start. And end times you can see, we have the little gray box around at
the times, and also September 19th. The date has also on the ends right there,
whereas before it was just on starts. And when you tap on the time you actually
get the old school scroll wheel back. So we have the scroll wheel back here
in iOS 15, which everybody loved. But if you like to typing in the time, you can actually just tap on that
and type in the time there as well. So it's the best of both worlds
before, and I was 14. You could scroll, but it was kind of weird. You really
didn't have much room to do it. You basically just had to type,
but that is new here in iOS 15, and then inside of the clock application, if you want it to edit an alarm before
you had to tap on edit and then go into the alarm, but now in iOS 15, you get to simply tap on the alarm
and it takes you right into there. And of course we have the
scroll wheel, whereas on iOS 14, we had this weird
configuration right here. And if we go into sleep mode
and go back to the lock screen, you could see there's a minor
difference here as well. So before I just put it into do
not disturb while sleeping now, it just shows that little sleep icon
right there. Also in the status bar, we have a little icon here in iOS 15. So
if you look up top and the status bar, there's a little bed next
to the battery percentage. We also have some changes to
the voice memos application. So you can see right here
are these three dots up here, which basically just do what the
three dots down here did an iOS 14, but now in iOS 15, we have this new
section right here. And if we tap on that, you could see, we could
change the playback speed. We can skip silence and
we can enhance recording. So better quality is what
enhanced recording is. And skip silence is a feature that you
see and like podcasts applications and things like that. So really cool. And you also have a little
reset right here as well. If you wanted to reset
everything to default, we have some minor changes inside
of the app store application, and really only minor ones because a
lot of the app store updates are mainly just server-side updates that
go out to iOS 14 and iOS 15. But one of the main features in iOS 15, that I like is if you search
for an application that
you already have installed, you can see it skips all the photos. And basically just gives you more
room to see applications that are not currently installed on your device. And then also if you beta test
applications using test flight, the app store now indicates when
you have a test flight version of an application installed, it
will show it right next to it. We also have some changes
to the notes applications. So we now have tags and notes, so you can tag different notes and
basically just filter notes by them. So if you tap on one of
these, you could see, you could see all of the notes
that are tagged with apple, and it could also do it for other ones
here as well. We also have smart folders. If you tap on the little folder icon down
here and the bottom left hand corner, you can see new smart folder. And it says
select the tags for the smart folder, only notes that include all
selected tags will appear. So basically you just have a much better
way of filtering notes and iOS 15, and you could also mention
other people in shared notes. So if you have a shared note, you can mention somebody about typing
the at sign and then their name. And if you do have a shared note, you could see recent activity by
tapping on the three dots right here, and it could see show note activity, and this will show you every
time somebody edited the note. So kind of like what
you see in Google docs. We also get a lot of the same features
inside of the reminders application that we got in notes. So for example, we
have the tags feature here as well. There's actually a button to tap that
right there and we can make a tag called test and you can see all
of them by tapping on that, to go back to lists right
here. And if we go to our tags, we could tap on the test one and we can
see all of our reminders that are tagged with that specific one. We could also create a smart list and
reminders as well by tapping on add list and make it into a smart list. So from
here, you could filter it by tags, date, time, location, flag, or priority. And if you tap on the three
dots up in the top, right, you could see a lot of
verbiage changes here. And then also if you go
to the sort by section, you could see that you could sort
it by earliest and latest first, whereas before you could not do that, and you can also share your
list with somebody else. So just like you could do and notes, you can now share your reminders
list with another contact. We get to monitor changes inside
of the wallet application as well. So one of the main ones is the
ability to hide expired passes. So you can see it down here on
the left hand side on iOS 14, I have a ton of old passes from like 2019, probably 2018 as well. And I
have nothing I can do with them. Whereas in iOS 15, you can
see down at the bottom, it shows I have 74 expired passes
and only shows my most recent ones right here. The ones that
are still active right here. And you could change this
and settings as well. So if you go to settings and
then go to wallet and apple pay, you can see right here, we have a new
option for hide expired passes. Also. Now, when you go to your apple card, you have a little card icon up in the
top rights where you can tap on that to get easy access to all
of your card information. Whereas before you'd have to tap on
these three dots and then go all the way down to card information, and then
you were able to see it. Also, the apple pay UI is much
cleaner. Now in iOS 15, when you go to pay for
something in a store, we also have a lot of new shortcut
actions like set wallpaper, go to home screen, dismiss
Siri, and continue, and just a lot more in here as well. And when you tapped on the three
dots in iOS 14, this is what you got. But now when I was 15, you get this
menu right here, this layout right here, where you can see details, you can see
the privacy, you could see the setup. It's just a lot better laid out and
apple really improved shortcuts. Overall in iOS 15, I don't use
shortcuts as much as I should, as much as I did in the past.
But if you use shortcuts a lot, you will notice a lot of changes, both the UI and additional shortcut
actions added here with this iOS 15 updates. We also have some
changes to the health application. So we have trends now and iOS 15.
So it shows a view health trends. So currently I'm not trending on
anything because I've been lazy. I've not been exercising lately, but you can see it will show if you're
trending in the right direction for different things. Like
for me, I had flights, climbed steps and walking plus running
distance. So it shows my daily average. And obviously I'm not at the average,
otherwise I would be trending right now. Also an Iowa state team. We have this new sharing option down
here in the nav bar in the middle. And you can see, this is going to allow you to share
your health records with doctors. So you can tap on share with your doctor, or you could also share this
with your family members. So if you tap on share with someone, you will be able to put in the contact
information of a family member or a significant other that you want to
be able to see your health records. iOS 15 also supports digital
COVID-19 vaccination records. So you can store your vaccine
records and the health application. And you could also see test results.
If you went and got a COVID test, you could see your results here in
the health app. And I was 15 as well. We also have a new section inside of
mobility called walking steadiness. So you can see here, mine has
been okay for the past six months. So I'm not at risk of
falling. So this is, you know, vital information for somebody that's
older and maybe they aren't walking as steady as they used to, and
you don't want them to fall. So this is gonna alert those people if
they're walking bad and maybe they need to get in a wheelchair
or something like that. And then if you go down a
little bit further, you can see, we have exercises that may
improve walking steadiness, and you can go through this and kind
of see some exercises to basically help your mobility and your walking
steadiness. Now also in iOS 15, we're able to use Siri offline.
So not everything of course, nothing that relies on an internet
connection, because see here, I went into airplane mode, but I can
still ask Siri to do certain things. So you no longer need
a network connection. So set timer for 10 minutes. So you can see simple things like that. Siri will do turn off timer
so it could see Siri also has a better context. So it maintains the context
better of what you were saying. So this is something that apple has
really struggled with compared to other, you know, competitors to Siri, but it is getting better in iOS
15 with maintaining context. We also have some changes inside
of the translate application. So you can see up top, we have some minor UI changes to be
top on the menu right here for Spanish. We tap right there. You can see it opens
up in a menu like that. Whereas before, and I was 14 and opened up a whole
new page and then new and I was 15, is this conversation tab down here? So conversation is a new
feature and translate that
allows you to basically just conversation with somebody. If they're
on the other side of the phone, they'll be able to read
what you're saying, and you'll be able to
read what they're saying. When it gets translated on screen, you
could also change this to face to face. If it's not side by side, you can do face
to face. So here's how you could see, you know, they can press that to talk. You could press this to talk and it
will show what each other is saying. And then you have these three dots over
here where you can play translations or auto translates. So I can see this
conversation feature being very useful. If somebody is in another country where
they don't understand that language. And then the final change in iOS 15 is
that you can now install software updates with only 500 megabytes
of available storage. So this used to be like
multiple two to three gigabytes, but now you no longer have to wipe
your device before every iOS update. If you're only on like
a 16 gigabyte device, because apple has said that you now
only need 500 megabytes of available storage to install a
software updates. Now, when it comes to the
performance of iOS 15, everything feels a bit quicker and
smoother to me, especially with safari, just the whole UI, everything about iOS 15 just feels a
little bit smoother than it did on iOS at 14. And this has been
the case for most people. So most people have reported the iOS 15. It feels smoother and just a little
bit quicker than it did an iOS 14. Now of course, there are
a few bugs here and there, but 95% of those issues were
fixed throughout the beta stages. So there are still some bugs,
but most have been squashed, which is a good thing. And of
course, if you are facing bugs, just keep in mind that this is the
first official release of iOS 15. This is just the initial release. So you have to expect it to get
more stable with time and it will. And when it comes to the battery life,
the battery life has also been solid. But to me, it's about the same
as iOS 14, at least for now. So I'm sure that the battery life will
improve with the next viewpoint updates, like maybe 15.1 15.2. You know, we
should see increases to the battery life, especially if you're having issues with
like battery drain. But to me so far, it feels about the same as iOS 14,
which in my opinion is a good thing. So now should you update to iOS
15? And I say, absolutely. I mean, there are tons of new features
and changes and this updates, and you're going to
want to update as well. If all of your friends are on iOS 15 so
that you guys can both take advantage of features like live tracking
and the find my application, like all of the new FaceTime features, the focus mode features you guys can see
when each other are in focus modes and cannot be bothered. There are just a
lot of reasons to update to iOS 15. There are really no downsides
aside from a few minor bugs, which will be sorted out over the next
couple of months. So anyways guys, there, you have it. Those are all of the new
features and changes found in iOS 15. Now, of course I do have other videos
showing more hidden features. If you want to see that that
is linked up in the car, it's been down in the description below
and a lot of other content on iOS, 15 as well, which you can find
down there and that description. But if you guys enjoy this video and
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