Apple today released the second beta of an upcoming iOS 15.2 update to developers for testing purposes, and the software update adds quite a few new…
Apple today released the second beta of an upcoming iOS 15.2 update to developers for testing purposes, and the software update adds quite a few new features. This guide highlights everything new that we’ve found in the second iOS 15.2 beta. With Legacy Contacts, you can set a trusted person to be able to access your Apple ID and your data (or “Digital Legacy”) after you die. The person that you designate as your contact can access your photos, messages, notes, files, contacts, calendar events, apps, device backups, and more. iCloud Keychain passwords remain inaccessible, as does licensed media. In the Find My app, Apple has added a new option for “Items That Can Track Me.” Tapping on this allows users to search for nearby items that might be used to track their location. There’s also a “Help Return Lost Items” option that also scans for nearby devices that might be lost, and it works similarly to the tracking scan.
