iOS 16 Release: WWDC Updates for App Marketers
Posted: Wed Dec 18, 2024 3:45 am
Today at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple announced the long-awaited details of iOS 16, which is planned for release in September of this year. We at Adjust attended the conference to share with you all the details about the iOS 16 release, discuss the implications of these updates for app marketers, and reiterate our commitment to investing in the next generation of mobile measurement solutions. As WWDC continues throughout the rest of the week, we will continue to share all the relevant updates presented by our Apple partners.
iOS 16 Updates App Marketers Should Know About
Custom lock screen
The iOS 16 canada business fax list update includes a design change to the iPhone lock screen, which is more customizable than ever before. Users can create multiple lock screens with different fonts, colors, and widgets, and switch between these screens with a single swipe of the finger. Users will also be able to access their calendar activities, check the weather app, or get live sports updates with the Live Activities feature in the Apple TV app, without unlocking the phone.
For example, a user could create one screen to use widgets related to Apple's Focus mode and another screen for their workout sessions. Developers of widget-enabled apps will be able to take advantage of the increased customization of the lock screen, as it provides another opportunity to easily capture users' attention.
Apple Pay Later
iPhone users will be able to make purchases with Apple Pay in four equal installments with no interest or additional fees, similar to what happens with other pay-later services such as PayPal, Afterpay and Klarna. This feature, called Apple Pay Later, will be accepted at all merchants that accept Apple Pay. This is another step for Apple to become a one-stop shop, which includes a foray into the fintech space.
iOS 16 Updates App Marketers Should Know About
Custom lock screen
The iOS 16 canada business fax list update includes a design change to the iPhone lock screen, which is more customizable than ever before. Users can create multiple lock screens with different fonts, colors, and widgets, and switch between these screens with a single swipe of the finger. Users will also be able to access their calendar activities, check the weather app, or get live sports updates with the Live Activities feature in the Apple TV app, without unlocking the phone.
For example, a user could create one screen to use widgets related to Apple's Focus mode and another screen for their workout sessions. Developers of widget-enabled apps will be able to take advantage of the increased customization of the lock screen, as it provides another opportunity to easily capture users' attention.
Apple Pay Later
iPhone users will be able to make purchases with Apple Pay in four equal installments with no interest or additional fees, similar to what happens with other pay-later services such as PayPal, Afterpay and Klarna. This feature, called Apple Pay Later, will be accepted at all merchants that accept Apple Pay. This is another step for Apple to become a one-stop shop, which includes a foray into the fintech space.