Apple has always permitted iOS users to exchange Wi-Fi passwords, but only when two Apple devices are close to one other. And if that function didn’t work automatically, you couldn’t merely look in your settings for the password. Furthermore, if you wanted to share a stored Wi-Fi password with someone else, such as an Android user or a PC user, you had to remember the password. Until now, that is.
Navigate to Wi-Fi in Settings and press the little information icon to the right of the network for which you want the password. Tap the Password area, then use Face ID or enter your passcode to display the network password. You may then copy the password to your clipboard and share it by tapping Copy.
Number 3. iOS 16 allows you to delete duplicate photos and videos easily
Perhaps you saved the same picture more than once or downloaded a film more than once, resulting in duplicates in your photo album. If you have enough capacity, it may not be an issue, but if you’re running low on space, iOS 16 allows you to simply eliminate every single copy.
You should notice a new Duplicates album under Utilities under Photos –> Albums. Apple searches through all of your photographs and displays any photo or video that has been saved more than once in that album. You may then either erase any duplicates or just select Merge, which will maintain the picture with the greatest quality (and pertinent data) while deleting the rest.
