For the first time in six years! IOS 17 will make significant adjustments to the control center

At present, iOS 16 is basically in its final stage, although there are still some minor issues, the stability of the system is already very high, and Apple's official focus is on iOS 17. According to the latest news, iOS 17 will make significant adjustments to the control center, marking the first time Apple has made any official changes to the control center since iOS 11.

On April 6th, a netizen who had previously accurately revealed the design of Lingdong Island revealed on the MacRumors forum that Apple plans to make "significant" adjustments to the Control Center in iOS 17. The anonymous netizen stated that iOS 17 will focus on improving performance and stability, with relatively few changes in the system UI, and the control center being one of the few changes.

The control center was first released with iOS 7 and has been online for 10 years now. The last adjustment to the control center was the launch of iOS 11 in 2017, and it has been 6 years since major adjustments were made. Perhaps it is time for an upgrade.

Last week, Apple announced that this year's World Developers Conference (WWDC2023) will be held offline from June 5th to 9th in Apple Park, California. IOS 17 will also be released at this WWDC conference as usual, and the first beta version should be released later that day, so developers and users can try it out. For ordinary users, they can experience it through the installation description file, but for beta bugs, most users suggest waiting until the official release of iOS 17 in September before upgrading the experience.

According to relevant information, there will be no significant changes to iOS 17, with the control center being the biggest change. After all, the control center has not changed for six years. This change is highly likely aimed at content related to freedom, making the control center more personalized.