See what's new in iOS 11.3 beta

Yesterday, Apple published a document in which it officially introduces the upcoming update of the iOS operating system for the first time. The news will be called iOS 11.3 and will bring a lot of new features that we discussed for the first time in the article below. Part of this presentation was also the information that the new update will arrive sometime in the spring. However, a closed beta test for developers began yesterday evening, and the first practical information documenting some of the news leaked onto the website. Server 9to5mac has released a traditional video in which it presents the news. You can watch it below.

The first thing you'll see after installing iOS 11.3 is a new privacy information panel. In it, Apple offers a detailed overview of how it approaches the privacy of its users, which areas work with private information and much more. Privacy settings have also been changed, see video.

New are the Animoji quads and the user interface for purchasing apps in the App Store (both for iPhone X owners). iOS 11.3 again includes iMessage synchronization via iCloud, slight changes to the update tab in the App Store, new features in the Health app, iBooks is now called Books, and last but not least, there is also support for Air Play 2, thanks to which you can broadcast various things in several rooms in one (within compatible devices such as Apple TV or later HomePod). News information will be added as Apple adds new features to each beta version.

Source: 9to5mac