Trade it iOS 17.4 It is just around the corner as well apple We released the latest beta for those in the iOS update testing channel, thanks to which we got to know about the upcoming changes coming.
However, major changes in operation come due to legislative pressure exerted by it European Union For Apple with Digital Markets Law. One is about how users install and download apps on iPhone, and the other is about Safari.
In particular, iOS 17.4 will be given for the first time in the history of iOS User's ability to set a third party browser as the default browser. In practice, this means that you will not be captive to the Safari browser as the default browser for browsing the Internet, but you will be able, for example, to choose Google Chrome as your default browser. How will this change? The first time you open Safari when the upgrade arrives
Third-party browsers like the ones mentioned above will also be able to use different search engines besides WebKit, as the default search in iOS and every browser so far uses Apple's own WebKit engine. More generally, this will be a change that will affect every iPhone user whose model will naturally support the iOS 17.4 upgrade.
It's worth noting that iOS 17.4 is still in early beta, but it should be To meet the March 6 deadline To implement these changes, it will therefore be released sometime before or around this date.
Regarding all the changes that will come with iOS 17.4 and regarding the new status that will be configured in the App Store, you will find them by clicking here.
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