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Home›Apple Products and Technology›These Are the Most Annoying iOS 17 Features. Here’s How You Can Fix Them

These Are the Most Annoying iOS 17 Features. Here’s How You Can Fix Them

By Matthew Lynch
February 4, 2024
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iOS 17 brought a multitude of enhancements and innovations to iPhone users, propelling the user experience forward in many ways. However, with every significant update, some features can be less than well-received by the user community. Here are some of the most annoying iOS 17 features and tips on how you can address or fix them.

1. Overwhelming Notifications: The latest software offers a more detailed array of notifications settings, but this can lead to an overwhelming number of alerts.

Fix: To manage this, head to ‘Settings’ > ‘Notifications’ and adjust your preferences, or use the newly introduced Focus modes to tailor when and how notifications appear.

2. Battery Drain Issues: Some users have reported faster battery drain after updating.

Fix: Check which apps are using the most power under ‘Settings’ > ‘Battery’. Also, enable Low Power Mode when needed to extend battery life.

3. Cluttered Control Center: With additional controls comes additional clutter.

Fix: Customize your Control Center by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Control Center’ and remove less frequently used controls for a more streamlined experience.

4. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Toggles: Tapping these toggles in Control Center doesn’t turn off these services but disconnects from current networks or devices, which can be confusing.

Fix: To completely disable Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, go to ‘Settings’ and turn them off from there.

5. Updated Maps Overload: The Maps app has welcomed numerous improvements which might feel overwhelming at first.

Fix: Take your time to explore all settings under ‘Maps’ in the Settings app, tailoring notifications, look, and feel to your preferences.

6. Mail App Automation Too Complex: Many users find the automation features in Mail cumbersome.

Fix: If it’s too complex, consider using simple filters or search functions, or perhaps switch to a third-party email app that suits your needs better.

7. Siri Interruptions: Siri often interrupts at full volume by default.

Fix: Adjust Siri’s voice feedback settings under ‘Settings’ > ‘Siri & Search’ by choosing ‘Only with “Hey Siri”‘ or control the volume using the side buttons during a Siri interaction.

8. Keyboard Haptics Battery Use: The new keyboard haptics feature is great for typing feedback but can drain the battery.

Fix: Turn off keyboard haptics under ‘Sounds & Haptics’ in Settings if you find it unnecessary.

9. Excessive Screen Time Reporting: Some may find constant screen time reporting intrusive or unhelpful.

Fix: Disable Screen Time reports by going into ‘Settings’ > ‘Screen Time’ and adjusting notifications or turning off Screen Time altogether.

10. Lock Screen Customization Overload: While customizable lock screens are fun, they can become excessively distracting.

Fix: Use a simple lock screen setup by avoiding widgets and dynamic backgrounds that don’t add value for you.

By taking some time to adjust settings and understand new features, you can mitigate these annoyances and create an iOS 17 experience that fits your preferences while still enjoying the positive aspects of Apple’s newest operating system upgrade.

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