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New option to open links in new tab or in background. Also in Safari settings, there have been some small changes such as, "Try to Prevent Cross-Site Tracking" has been changed to "prevent Cross-Site Tracking". This may mean that they figured out how to actually do it, instead of just trying. And, "Block New Cookies And Data" has been changed to "Block All Cookies"
Also not new. Have that in iOS 10.3.2. For links being in new tabs or background.

As to cookies, that was present in beta 1.

Can't comment on Cross-site tracking.
 
you know it´s a beta right?

not in iOS 10 it's not. no landscape mode, and the interface is awful. so far the iOS 11 version is more or less identical with the exception of a few minor tweaks that do nothing to fix the annoyances and bubblegum feel of it.
 
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Profile is still there. I tried restarting and I tried turning wifi off. Confusing.

Try reinstalling the profile. If it still doesn’t show up, just wait. It should show up eventually.

EDIT: just saw that reinstalling fixed it for you.
 
Got these new DND While Driving notifications when I got in my car tonight.

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When on the home screen:

Swipe down to reveal Notification Center

Swipe back up to close Notifcation Center

Then swipe up to reveal Control Center

Phone crashes every time for me (iPhone 7)
 
When on the home screen:

Swipe down to reveal Notification Center

Swipe back up to close Notifcation Center

Then swipe up to reveal Control Center

Phone crashes every time for me (iPhone 7)

Can't reproduce on 7+ or 9.7 iPP
 
That’s never been a problem before. When I had to disconnect from a wifi network I would just disable wifi or connect to another network. The new behavior (at least for me) just doesn’t make a lot of sense. I get it, some don’t care, but for those who do care a setting to change the behavior would really be appreciated, otherwise one simple step just became 3 steps...

For that matter, the new behavior is way better because now, it just disconnects and disable auto join without turn off wi-fi. On iOS 10, I often disabled wi-Fi on Control Center because I wanted to disconnect from a bad wi-fi and forgot to turn it on at home consuming my cellular data unnecessarily. Now I don’t have to worry about it anymore. I can disconnect a bad Wi-Fi and still connect at home automatically.
 
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Thought this was fixed. But I guess not. This dam widget shows up on my lock screen. And I can’t dismiss it, no matter what I try.
Dunno about you but that only appears when I watched YouTube videos and exited it via multi tasking, haven’t tried it yet so I don’t know if the bug is still there. If you do have the YouTube app, open it and play a video and then minimise the video, press the X on the bottom right corner so it’s closes the video then get rid of YouTube via multitask, should go once you’ve done that. But again that was how it was for me on beta 1
 
For that matter, the new behavior is way better because now, it just disconnects and disable auto join without turn off wi-fi. On iOS 10, I often disabled wi-Fi on Control Center because I wanted to disconnect from a bad wi-fi and forgot to turn it on at home consuming my cellular data unnecessarily. Now I don’t have to worry about it anymore. I can disconnect a bad Wi-Fi and still connect at home automatically.

I like it too but the radio micro-managers (oftentimes Android refugees I think) won't like it. The other good thing about it is it will leave wifi available for location services.
 
Dunno about you but that only appears when I watched YouTube videos and exited it via multi tasking, haven’t tried it yet so I don’t know if the bug is still there. If you do have the YouTube app, open it and play a video and then minimise the video, press the X on the bottom right corner so it’s closes the video then get rid of YouTube via multitask, should go once you’ve done that. But again that was how it was for me on beta 1

Interesting. It must be a bug though. Cause I do have YouTube on my phone. But I never use it on my phone. But as soon as I opened the app. And did what you said. It went away from my notification center.
 
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