iOS 13.5: Apple revises COVID-19 API
Apple today released the fourth beta of iOS 13.5 to developers, making a change to the COVID-19 opt-in API.
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Apple today released the fourth beta of iOS 13.5 to developers, making a change to the COVID-19 opt-in API.
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Exposure Notification: The interface introduced in iOS 13.5 was highlighted today using an example. This is what it looks like.
The Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) has released an update amid the wave of rumors surrounding Apple's CarKey feature.
iOS 13.5: Apple has made a change to Facetime for groups as part of the new iOS preview - Automatic Highlighting.
COVID-19: Contact tracing is based on a voluntary initiative and can be deactivated by the user at any time under iOS 13.5.
Apple has redesigned Face ID in iOS 13.5 to make it easier to unlock the iPhone while wearing masks.
iOS 13.5: Apple has released new betas and implemented the first version of the new contact tracing interface.
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