WATCH | Top five announcements by Apple at developers' conference
Apple announced a series of changes at its developers' conference in San Jose, California, on Monday, including new privacy measures and the dissolving of iTunes into Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and Apple TV.
BBC reported that as an alternative to using social media to log into apps, a new sign-in has been created which hides e-mail addresses and other personal information.
Apple announced iOS 13 at the Worldwide Developers' Conference (WWDC), giving users a first look at the latest software. The Verge reported that a big focus was on performance, with claims that apps will launch twice as fast.
Another much talked about update was iOS 13 dark mode, which affects notifications as well as the dock.
The updates were welcomed by Apple fans. Here's a look at some of the reactions.
You can rotate the video thx apple we know its hard to make
— Eto π΅πΈ (@PsychoEto) June 4, 2019
Ok adobe just leave the video editing software business now and only with ios 13 you can rotate a video weeeeow so hype πππ#wwdc19 pic.twitter.com/lCGmjR5ggF
Very cool and useful feature in #iOS13 .. Great job #Apple π pic.twitter.com/Z83mOOipLq
— Naif (@naiftwt) June 4, 2019
The required permission prompt to access Bluetooth in iOS 13 is already exposing apps that are abusing Bluetooth tech to track users w/o thier consent. What a great solution on Appleβs part to curb an appβs ability to exploit these features. #wwdc19 pic.twitter.com/e0BTBOS49l
— Erik Martin @ WWDC19 (@erikmartin29) June 4, 2019
ios 13 is looking mighty fine
— drater. (@joeyminati) June 4, 2019