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New iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro? Change These 4 iOS 17 Settings Right Now

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro have hit the markets with a bang, thanks to their cutting-edge features powered by the latest iOS 17. If you’re one of the lucky owners of either device, there are some settings you should tweak to get the most out of your new phone. Here’s a look at four essential iOS 17 settings you need to change right now for an enhanced experience.

1. Customize Your Control Center

iOS 17 has made the Control Center even more versatile, allowing users to add, remove or rearrange controls to their liking. Customize your Control Center by going to Settings > Control Center. Add shortcuts for the features you use frequently, such as Low Power Mode, Dark Mode, or Accessibility Shortcuts. This simple customization can save you time and make your daily phone use more efficient.

2. Adjust Privacy Settings for Limiting Ad Tracking

Privacy has been a big focus for Apple and with iOS 17, it’s no different. You can reduce ad tracking across apps by going to Settings > Privacy > Tracking and toggling off “Allow Apps to Request to Track.” This will limit advertisers from accessing your Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA) and prevent targeted advertising across apps.

3. Fine-Tune Display & Text Size

Take full advantage of your iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro’s stunning display by adjusting the text size and boldness to suit your needs. Navigate to Settings > Display & Brightness > Text Size where you can slide the adjuster until you find your perfect match. For those who need a bit more contrast, switch on Bold Text in the same menu.

4. Set Up Focus Modes

Distractions can be a productivity killer, but iOS 17’s Focus modes are here to help. Set up specific focus profiles like Work, Personal, or Sleep by heading into Settings > Focus. Customize who can contact you and which notifications are allowed during these times so that you can concentrate on what matters without lagging notifications pulling you away.

By adjusting these four settings right after unboxing your new iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro, you’ll enhance your user experience significantly—tailoring it precisely to your lifestyle needs. Don’t wait; dive into your settings now and take control of your device like a pro!

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