Apple has refreshed the System Settings app of macOS Sequoia, with tweaks to how it looks and performs. Here’s what to expect.
Apple has refreshed the System Settings app of macOS Sequoia, with tweaks to how it looks and performs. Here’s what to expect.
Apple used its WWDC 2024 keynote to introduce macOS Sequoia, alongside its other operating system upgrades. Shortly after the keynote, Apple made betas available for all of the operating systems.
While features like Apple Intelligence will claim the most column inches, there are still some smaller changes to the way macOS functions. That includes alterations to the System Settings app.
Many of the changes AppleInsider raised in a late May report actually made it into the new version.
This is what Apple has changed to the System Settings between macOS Sonoma and macOS Sequoia.
Apple ID to Apple Account
Originally surfacing in March, Apple was rumored to be shifting its account branding from Apple ID to Apple Account. It was thought that the change was to make it easier for users to more immediately understand what it was.
