iOS18有哪些新特性
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iOS 18 introduces several new features and improvements across various areas:
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Privacy Enhancements: iOS 18 improves transparency and control over access to local network, Bluetooth, and contacts. Users can now select specific contacts to share with apps, providing more control over their personal information (What’s new in privacy).
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UIKit Improvements: There are major updates to the user interface, including a redesigned launch experience for document-based apps, updates to tabs and sidebars, and support for new fluid transitions. UIKit also offers more integrations with SwiftUI (What’s new in UIKit).
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Multilingual Features: iOS 18 introduces a multilingual keyboard that allows typing in multiple languages without switching manually. It also expands support for existing features to more languages, including live text support for Arabic (Build multilingual-ready apps).
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Customization Options: App icons and widgets can now appear in light, dark, or tinted versions, providing a consistent visual experience across the home screen (Platforms State of the Union).
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Device Management: New controls allow users to lock apps using Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode, and hide apps from the home screen. Organizations can manage these controls on supervised devices (What’s new in device management).
These features highlight Apple's focus on enhancing user privacy, improving user interface design, supporting multilingual capabilities, and providing more customization and management options in iOS 18.
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