So, the only entirely new emojis in iOS 14.5 are Face Exhaling, Face with Spiral Eyes, Face in Clouds, plus Mending Heart and Heart on Fire.
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We already saw back in February how iOS 14.5 was packing in 217 new emojis as part of last fall’s interim “Emoji 13.1” release.īefore you get too excited, however, it’s worth pointing out that the bulk of these - 200 of them - are to add all the possible new skin tone combinations for the couple kissing emoji and the couple with heart emoji, and then another 12 of them add gender-diverse “Person with Beard” emojis. These technically only require iOS 14.3 or later, even though they’re not expected to arrive until June.
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Note that you don’t necessarily need iOS 14.5 to find other Find My network-compatible items, such as Belkin’s earbuds, Chipolo’s Bluetooth tag, or Van Moof’s e-bikes. Naturally, iOS 14.5 will be required to support Apple’s just-announced AirTags, including support for Precision Location using the iPhone’s U1 chip, new privacy alerting features, and NFC-based Lost Mode. For security and privacy reasons, your watch has to be within 3–4 feet of your iPhone, and you’ll also get a haptic notification with a “Lock” button to lock your iPhone down if somebody else has picked it up and managed to unlock it without your knowledge. You’ll need to specifically enable it, after which anytime your iPhone’s Face ID camera detects a face that’s wearing a mask, it will query your Apple Watch for permission to unlock your iPhone.Īs long as you’re wearing your Apple Watch and have it unlocked and not in sleep mode, the feature should just work, and it works quite well. The feature has been available in public betas since early February, and it hasn’t really changed since then.
Perhaps the most significant change coming to iOS 14.5 is the ability to unlock your iPhone while wearing a mask - provided that you have an Apple Watch. It turns out, however, that the new release doesn’t offer anything especially surprising - we’ve already been through eight public betas - but rather just enables many of the products and services that Apple showed off today. The release of iOS 14.5 was pretty much expected today, although it was less certain whether Apple would have anything specific to say about it on stage.
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