**Changes in Apple's iOS 13 Beta**
One notable change found in the latest beta is the notification system. When your device connects to the Internet, you will now receive a notification when it was discovered, displayed on the bottom of the Find My app. This change aims to enhance user experience and provide timely updates.
In addition to the notification system, there have been several tweaks made to the interface. For instance, the "me" section in the Find My app has undergone a design refresh. The icon for people devices is now slightly smaller, and the name field is filled in. Furthermore, the X or close button on top of the me section has been enlarged for easier accessibility.
For users who may be concerned about their friends' safety, Apple has added a new feature to the Find My app. If a friend's phone gets stolen, a link can be accessed within the app to sign in to iCloud.com and initiate recovery. This feature is intended to provide users with peace of mind, especially when dealing with sensitive information.
The receive location updates tab has also been updated. In this version, all settings are now displayed below the text rather than beside it. Moreover, the option to edit location name has been made more prominent.
**Internationalization and Localization**
Apple has taken steps to make its app more accessible to users worldwide. The Find My app's text has been modified in Norwegian and Spanish, with changes made to improve clarity and readability.
In other areas of iOS 13, Apple has worked on refining the overall design language. Many features have become slimmer and more minimalistic. For example, the title of stock apps like Fine Buy and Stocks now display this design language. Additionally, the new shortcut page has been redesigned with a similar aesthetic.
**Private Browsing and Security**
When it comes to private browsing in Safari, Apple has made significant improvements. The top bar is now dark, which provides better contrast against lighter backgrounds. Furthermore, settings for dark appearance have been enhanced, allowing users to control how their screen appears.
However, this change also means that dynamic wallpapers will no longer display the same level of visual contrast as they did before. This minor tweak has been made to ensure a more streamlined user experience.
**Privacy and Location Settings**
One of the key additions in iOS 13 is a new tab for location settings within many third-party apps and system stock apps. Users can now adjust their location preferences directly from these settings, providing greater control over how their data is shared.
In other areas, Apple has worked to enhance user safety and awareness. For example, when interacting with blocked senders in Mail, users are now presented with more options for dealing with unwanted messages.
**Audio and Music**
Music lovers will be excited about the latest updates to iOS 13's audio features. Users can now listen to local radio stations directly from within the Music app. To do this, simply search for "local radio" and you should find a list of available stations to tune into.
**Find My App and Apple Watch Integration**
Apple has continued its long-standing tradition of leaking beta-related information through test flights. In this case, an image called "hold for release" was leaked, revealing that the iPhone 11 will be released on September 10th.
Furthermore, the latest watchOS beta now integrates seamlessly with iOS 13's Find My app. Users can access their Apple Watch's Find People feature without any issues, and do not disturb notifications will also sync correctly between devices.
**Geekbench Score**
Finally, Apple has released its Geekbench score for iOS 13. The multi-core performance of the device has seen significant improvements over the previous beta. One notable change is the more responsive 3D touch functionality on the home screen within Messages.