Apple today released the second major updates of its iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 operating systems, which it released in September, worldwide. With iOS 15. 2 and iPadOS 15. 2, which can be installed wirelessly on supporting iPhone and iPad models; Security and privacy-oriented features, especially Digital Heritage, Application Privacy Report, Communication Security for Messages, have arrived.
What’s new with iOS 15. 2
security
The App Privacy Report in Settings lets you see how often apps have accessed your location, photos, camera, microphone, contacts, and more over the past seven days, as well as network activity for apps.
Apple ID
Digital Legacy allows you to designate people as Heirs so that they can access your iCloud account and personal information in the event of your death.
Camera
Macro photo control can be enabled in Settings to switch to the Ultra Wide lens for taking macro photos and videos on iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
TV app
The Store tab lets you buy, rent or browse movies all in one place.
CarPlay
Enhanced city maps for supported cities in Apple Maps with road details such as turn lanes, center lines, bike lanes, and crosswalks.
Improvements:
- Unique, random e-mail addresses can be created with Hide My E-mail, available in the Mail app for iCloud+ subscribers.
- Find can find iPhone up to 5 hours later when in power save mode.
- The stock market allows you to view the currency for the stock screen and see the year-to-date performance while viewing the charts.
- Reminders & Notes now lets you delete or rename tags.
Bugfixes:
- Siri unresponsive when VoiceOver is running and iPhone is locked.
- ProRAW photos appear overexposed when viewed in third-party photo editing applications.
- Inability to play HomeKit environments with a garage door from CarPlay when your iPhone is locked.
- CarPlay fails to update Now Playing information for some apps.
- Video streaming apps fail to load content on iPhone 13 models.
- Calendar events appearing on the wrong day for Microsoft Exchange users.
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