Do you know about iOS 18
Asked on 09/06/2024
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Yes, I can provide information about iOS 18 based on the content presented at WWDC 2024. Here are some highlights:
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UIKit Enhancements: iOS 18 introduces new features in UIKit, including improvements to transitions and animations, tab bars, and a new document launch experience. Developers are encouraged to integrate both UIKit and SwiftUI in their apps. What’s new in UIKit.
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Privacy Improvements: iOS 18 enhances transparency and control over access to local networks, Bluetooth, and contacts. It introduces a new flow for sharing contacts, providing users with more control over what information is shared. What’s new in privacy.
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Device Management: New features in iOS 18 include exceptions for enrolling MDM on newly set up devices and requirements for installing proprietary in-house apps. There are also updates related to eSIM setup and private cellular network configurations. What’s new in device management.
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StoreKit and In-App Purchases: The original API for in-app purchases is deprecated in iOS 18. Developers are encouraged to update to StoreKit 2, which offers improvements like automatic cryptographic validation and modern language features. What’s new in StoreKit and In-App Purchase.
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Customization and Security: iOS 18 allows for more customization with controls that can be added to the control center and lock screen. It also introduces a new registration API for passkeys, enhancing security by replacing passwords. Platforms State of the Union.
These updates reflect Apple's focus on enhancing user experience, privacy, and security in iOS 18.
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