These are the features of iOS 17 that won’t arrive with its official launch

It is very likely that throughout today we will experience the release of the second beta of iOS 17 and the rest of the operating systems, while the first public beta will arrive next month. There are a lot of new features around this new operating system for the iPhone. However, like every year, some of the features introduced and announced by Apple will not arrive in the first official version of iOS 17.

This is a way to keep users waiting, on the one hand, and on the other hand, to ensure that these functions arrive properly debugged. These are some of those functions.

Features of iOS 17 that won’t arrive with its launch

Apple Music will have significant changes with iOS 17. Some of them related to the reading lists. And will Apple finally allow users create collaborative playlists but a bit different from other music services. Users will be able to interact with songs and each other through emojis, as well as change the playback order, add and remove songs. However, this feature is coming this year

but without specifying when.

Another very popular feature before WWDC23 was the calendar app, a new application created by Apple to track user activity through interactive elements such as photos, workouts, songs and more. The application may ask the user write messages, post photos and moments to save the daily log. But the Diary app is not in the first beta version of iOS 17 nor is it expected to be officially released in the first final version of iOS 17.

And finally, What’s new in AirDrop presented at WWDC23. They are also not included in the iOS 17 beta. nor is it expected in the final release, at least in 17.0. Two new AirDrop features are the ability to share content by simply bringing the two devices close together and a new way to forward contact cards to the caller NameDrop.