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  When it comes to its latest mobile operating system, Apple does not shy away from revealing major changes; the most recent impending software is iOS 16. If you haven't heard, your iPhone will soon have unsending SMS messages and a revamped lock screen, but that's just the beginning. You'll be pleased to find that there are numerous more new hidden capabilities that might drastically alter how you use your iPhone. View & Share Wi-Fi Passwords Apple has always permitted iOS users to exchange Wi-Fi passwords, but only when two Apple devices are close to one other. And if that function didn't work automatically, you couldn't merely look in your settings for the password. You also required to know the password if you wished to share a stored Wi-Fi password with someone else, such as an Android user or someone on a PC. Until now, that is. Navigate to Wi-Fi in Settings and press the little information icon to the right of the network for which you want the password. ...

  When you want to keep a discussion private from others, Apple's Notes app may not be the first solution that comes to mind. However, you may remove any record of your communication by utilizing its collaboration tools to invite people into a "conversation" and then deleting the messages after you're through. It's not as secure as utilizing an encrypted messaging service with vanishing messages, and photos of shared notes or copying talks to another app are fairly straightforward, but the Notes app provides a fast and easy choice for secret texting in a rush. Use Your Notes App for Chats To begin, open Notes and make a new note. Fill up the message with anything you like, then hit the three-dots symbol in the top-right corner of the page and choose Share note. You may now prevent sharing by tapping Share settings. People may be added by anybody. Make sure Can make modifications is selected under Permission. Return to the previous page and choose how you want to s...