You've always been able to get the password for WiFi networks you have on your iPhone if you have iCloud Keychain by looking at them on your Mac. Entering a password for someone while expecting it to remain unknown to them is bad opsec.
YES! I can't tell you how many times I have done this! Thanks for bringing attention to this feature, MacRumors!
Go to settings then sounds
It typically happens to me if I press the power button very shortly after answering a call or after the person I've called has answered. Like...I pick the phone up to answer, and as I'm saying hello push the button and set my phone down = call ended. Once the call gets going, it doesn't seem to happen anymore. But it's been often enough that I've learned to just let the screen go off on its own.
Well, it was already possible if you had a Mac, since it would since the password to the Mac where this has been possible since the Mac supported Wi-Fi.
How often are you taking screenshots while driving and don't want CarPlay included? I wouldn't complain if a switch was added, I'm not against customization - this just seems like a non-issue.
You can also view your saved passwords in iCloud. It's because not every device is an iOS device where you can just "share" the Wi-Fi with them over Bluetooth.
I mean... yeah, one of the major new features is to customize your lock screen. Give it a try and you'll almost immediately come across font options for the clock.
Well I looked at that, of course (long press and customise), and got options for photos, photo shuffle, emoji, weather, astronomy, colour etc., but I cannot see any option to change the clock font, or I would not have asked the question. I looked in settings, and cannot see a "Lock Screen" option.
