Apple's iOS 14.5 update lands next week — including new emojis, big privacy changes
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Apple unveiled a slew of new products at its annual Spring launch on Tuesday, but waited until after the event to announce big changes coming to software for iPhones and iPads "next week."
The company said in a press release that it will roll out its much-anticipated iOS 14.5 software but didn't specify which day. It'll feature the the ability to unlock your device without taking off a mask when using an Apple Watch, a major data privacy change and new emoji, including a less graphic syringe amid the global Covid-19 vaccine rollout. It'll also include support for its new AirTag Bluetooth trackers.More Related News
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