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Notable Changes Updated for iOS 10 Settings You Will Be Interested

Have you downloaded iOS 10 for your devices and checked out every detail updated there? If not, can check the earlier post provided on Apprb! By the way, we would like to share more notable changes for iOS 10 in this post. Our website not only focues on the newest app store news, also we are professional for boosting app installs. Feel free to check and get app rank boosting service here!

Cellular
A couple of small changes have been made in the Cellular section. To start, SIM PIN has been moved back to the Phone settings section (more on that later). You’ll also notice that your “Enable LTE” and “Roaming” options have been moved: They’re now tucked away behind another option in your Cellular settings called “Cellular Data Options,” where you can select if you’d like to use LTE for Voice & Data, or for Data Only. Here, you’ll also find the switch to toggle off or on your Data Roaming feature.

Notifications 
In iOS 9, Notifications’ settings had two additional settings for how notifications would be displayed in Notification Center: You could sort the order of your notifications by showing the most recent items first, or customize them. You could also group notifications together by app. You won’t find either of these options in iOS 10—your notifications are automatically sorted in reverse chronological order, with the most recent on top. That’s great for when you notice a banner just as it’s going away, or when you hear your phone beep from across the room.

Display & Brightness
Nothing crazy to report here, except for that it swallowed up a setting that used to be found elsewhere: Auto-Lock. Your iPhone will automatically lock its display if left idle for too long—you pick that time lapse by tapping Auto-Lock.

Hope what we provided here can help you have a better experience with iOS 10. By the way, our website also provide apps trending searches to make your apps rank higher in the trending searches part for more users and downloads then!