The 5 iPhone Settings I Recommend You Change

With every new iPhone I change these five settings and I recommend you do the same with yours.

Every time I upgrade my iPhone or try a new model, There are a series of settings that I always change. These settings improve both user experience and security, and also protect your device. For this reason, I recommend you to change these 5 settings on your iPhoneIt won’t take you more than a few minutes.

1. Voice isolation

This is a setting that recently debuted on iOS and it is essential to enable it. By doing so, your voice will be heard even more clearly

during a FaceTime or phone call, by prioritizing your voice and blocking out ambient noise, it’s a kind of active noise cancellation.

This setting can be enabled in the iPhone XR, XS and all later models with iOS 16.4 or later. All you have to do is the following:

You must be on a phone or FaceTime call; Once the setting is enabled, it will always remain active.
Slide into the iPhone Control Center.
Tap the microphone icon above.
Select Voice Isolation.

This is a setting I always have enabled on the iPhone

2. Stop apps from tracking you

By default, every time you install a new app, your iPhone asks you if you want to allow in-app tracking. Most of us consider disallowing this tracking, but with a simple setting, you can automatically reject all activity tracking requests.

Come in Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking & Opt Out Allow apps to ask to track youyou will prevent apps from asking you about this. When this option is disabled, all activity tracking requests will be automatically rejected.

3. Battery percentage

There are several ways you can view your iPhone’s battery percentage, but since it’s reverted back to the battery icon, This is a setting I always have enabled.. This way you will always know exactly how much battery you have left.

I recommend you to activate it from Settings > Battery and turn on the switch next to Battery Percentage. You will now see a number indicating the percentage inside the battery icon.

This is a setting you should always have enabled

4. More compatible photos

iPhones are portable cameras and Apple has developed a new format called HEIF so that photos take up less space on the iPhone. However, many devices do not support this format.

Luckily, you can save your iPhone photos in the classic JPG format. To change HEIC photos to JPG on your iPhone, simply go to Settings > Camera > Formats and select Most supported. Photos will now be saved in JPG format.

5. Optimized loading

This is one of the most basic tips to properly charge the iPhone. This setting introduced by Apple in iOS some time ago allows your iPhone only charges up to 80% overnight and charges the remaining 20% shortly before you wake up. This means that the iPhone’s battery health does not suffer.

You can enable optimized iPhone charging from Settings > Battery > Charging and enable the Optimized Charging switch. One of the most essential settings of the iPhone.

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