The iPhone supports the percentage of power. Come and see if your model is OK!

Recently, Apple users are waiting for Apple to officially push the new IOS system. After all, there are too many problems with the original version of ios 16, and many new functions have not been implemented. Only the system that pushes the new version can experience those new functions. Finally, on October 25, Apple officially pushed the official version of ios 16.1, and the battery power percentage display function that Apple fans have always wanted is finally coming. Come and have a look!

On October 25, it was reported that early this morning, Apple fully pushed the official update of iOS 16.1. The official update log showed that the official version of iOS 16.1 launched the iCloud shared photo gallery, which can keep family photos up to date. At the same time, it added support for third-party apps in real-time activities, as well as other iPhone features and bug fixes.

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It is understood that after upgrading the official version of iOS 16.1, the four full screen iPhones that previously could not display the percentage of power have all supported the percentage display of power after upgrading, including iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini. So far, the full screen iPhone has supported the power ratio display function.

At the same time, the official version of iOS 16.1 also optimizes the charge percentage icon. In the previous version, the battery icon is always full after the charge percentage is turned on, and will not change with the decrease of power, which is easy to cause some misleading. However, iOS 16.1 solves this problem. The battery icon will change synchronously when the battery power decreases.

It is reported that in iOS 16.1, Apple has also added the "Paste from Other App" switch, which allows users to choose three ways when pasting content from other apps: ask, reject, and allow. Users can freely choose whether to permanently close the copy pop-up of the app. It should be noted that this switch can only be displayed in the settings after the application pops up the Paste pop-up window.

The power percentage display function was removed by Apple before, mainly because the top position of the Liu Haiping screen is too small to support more content display. Now it has been optimized and finally added again. You can try updating it.