iOS15.4 beta version released: finally support wearing a mask to unlock the phone!
In the early hours of this morning, Apple released the iOS/iPadOS 15.4 Beta 1 Developer Edition, which is only one day away from the last release of the 15.3 official version, in addition to the release of developer beta versions of several other systems:
iPadOS 15.4 Beta 1
watchOS 8.5 Beta 1
tvOS 15.4 Beta 1
macOS 12.3 Beta 1
Imprint
Updated: iOS15.4 Beta 1
Build：19E5209h
Update package size: 5.52 GB
Release Date: January 28, 2022 (Beijing Time)
Applicable model: iPhone 6s or above
Update the fix
1. New features:
- Face ID added mask unlock
In iOS 15.4, there is now an option to unlock your iPhone while wearing a mask. Apple warns that Full Capacity ID is a safer option, but Mask Face ID is now available.
After updating to iOS 15.4, it is possible to enable Face ID with masks, which is designed to use the area around the eyes for authentication. It works with glasses, but it's not compatible with sunglasses, note that wearing a mask to unlock your phone must be eye-catching to unlock it correctly!
- Added emoji
Added 37 emojis and 75 skin tones added, for a total of 112 new characters.
The new faces include melted faces, saluted faces, faces with eyes open and hands covering their mouths, faces peeking into the eyes, faces with diagonal mouths, and dotted faces, while new emojis include biting lips and bubbles.
- Apple Card widgets
In Today view there is a new Apple Card widget that can be added to the home screen. The Apple Card widget shows your current balance and daily expenses for different categories.
- Keyboard brightness
In iPadOS 15.4, a new keyboard brightness option can be added to the Control Center, allowing you to adjust the brightness of the connected keyboard by backlighting.
It works with Apple's Magic Keyboard, but it needs to be added to Control Center by going to The Settings > Control Center and tapping the + button next to Keyboard Brightness.
-icloud Keychain supports adding notes
iCloud Keychain users can now add notes to any password entry, making iCloud Keychain more in line with other password storage options like 1Password.
On iPhone and iPad, iCloud Keychain can be accessed under "Passcode" in the Settings app.
- Password website login
Apple said that iOS 15.4 and iPadOS 15.4 betas add a new password feature that allows users to log in to password-compatible websites and apps on Mac and iPad using iPhones that save passwords.
This means that on websites that allow authentication with Face ID or Touch ID, you can authenticate with your iPhone without having to enter a passcode.
- Others not found, to be replenished!
2. Bug fix: - Not found yet
Experience the way
1, iOS15.4 Beta 1 is a developer beta version, students who need to experience the mask unlocking first, you can first download and install the description file in the play mechanic reply "description file", restart the phone, you can detect and upgrade to iOS15.4
2. Note: To upgrade the developer beta, be sure to back up your phone data in case something goes wrong! #ios15.4# #ios开发者 #
