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Oooh wow will they let you change your brightness and font too?

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I’ll believe it when i see it

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What an amazing cutting edge breakthrough. Truly frontier technology. The mind boggles.

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I thought we’d seen it all when they finally let people change the default notification sound in iOS 17!

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I’m sorry, I’m browsing from /all. You don’t actually mean they only started allowing notification sound customization 17 versions into their OS, right? You’re making a joke?

Because holy hell, what basic functionality that should have been included over a decade ago.

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You’ve always been able to change it for built in applications (messages, mail, phone, etc.). I assume the above poster was joking? Or maybe there’s some nuanced feature they added around it recently.

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You could change certain notification sounds, like for iMessage, the built-in mail app, ringtones, etc. Individual apps could set their own custom notification sound as well, or enable a setting that allowed users to change them. But there was also a default, “general” notification sound set by Apple that would be used by any app that hadn’t specified a notification sound, and that could not be changed by the user. It was perhaps the single most annoying thing when I switched from Android.

More specifically, it looks like the change came in iOS 17.2 after Apple changed the default notification sound for everyone in iOS 17 from the one they’d used for years. I guess enough people hated the change and wanted to go back that they finally gave users an option to pick their own.

Still can’t change the Apple Watch default sound, apparently.

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You could change the defaults for a number of things, but not the miscellaneous stuff. The “default” category is new.

It’s really weird, because Apple has been selling tones forever, and they had a tone selection component already. It’s like someone just never prioritized the day of work in their jira backlog.

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I will be shocked if they figure out how to use MP3 files as notification sounds. Then I’ll believe we are truly living in the future.

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2 points

Now that’s just fantasy talk

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Look at the new emojis though. Pure art

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What was Android’s most recent groundbreaking feature, and when was it released?

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Nobody said android is making leaps and bounds recently either. Just a stupid joke about how long it took them to add this very basic feature lol

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Oh, you mean the same stupid joke we can read in literally every comment thread about Apple adding features to iOS?

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The original iTunes Store app was placed in the bottom right corner. How they resuscitated this tech is beyond me.

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Big whoop.

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This is not revolutionary as Android had had this for I want to say a decade, but this is a huge deal in usability because the way Apple handles app ordering is ludicrous.

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