iOS 15's most significant merit is its ability to seamlessly integrate all of the changes introduced by Apple's newest software update into everyday iPhone usage after the update. These changes and enhancements are a natural progression from what is already there.
Availability and supported devices
Since the end of June, Apple has been offering a beta version of iOS 15, but the software has been officially released for download. Nevertheless, you should go to the Settings app on your phone and select General - from there. You can choose Software Update, where iOS 15 will be waiting for you if you have not installed it.
FaceTime improvements
FadeTime has been redesigned in iOS 15 and is one of the most noticeable changes in the app, although the most significant change is not available with the launch of iOS 15. The feature is known as SharePlay, allowing users to watch videos, listen to music, and share their screens in a FaceTime conversation. As Apple fine-tunes the SharePlay functionality across iPhone, iPad, and Mac platforms, it will not appear until a future update.
SharePlay anticipation
In light of this change, what is SharePlay, which will also affect the iPad, Mac, and Apple TV software? It is expected that SharePlay will arrive as part of the iOS 15.1 update, permitting users to stream audio or video during FaceTime calls, with playback synchronized so that all parties can watch or listen simultaneously. SharePlay also allows you to share the screen of your iPhone.
Focus Mode
Apple's FaceTime feature addresses its stated goal of keeping people connected with iOS 15, and iOS 15's new Focus feature is central to the company's plans for freeing users from distractions and time sinks. Focus is a more refined version of Do Not Disturb, filtering out irrelevant notifications and restricting the apps that appear on your home screen to those necessary for the task at hand.
