FaceTime Eye ContactĪpple in an iOS 13 beta added an "Attention Aware" feature that tweaks your FaceTime video to make it look like you're making eye contact with the person you're chatting with even though you're looking at the iPhone or iPad's display. Toggling on Mirror Front Camera can provide a more unified selfie taking experience across multiple platforms. A lot of social networking apps use mirrored selfies so many people are more accustomed to mirroring functionality than the flipped selfies that the iPhone uses. In iOS 14, you can choose to force the camera to capture mirror image selfies by opening up the Settings app, selecting Camera, and toggling on the "Mirror Front Camera" option. When you take a selfie with an iPhone with the standard Camera app, it flips the image so that it's the opposite of the mirror image that's shown in the preview (aka not a mirror image of you). From there, make sure Private Address is toggled on. Get to the Private Address settings by opening up the Settings app, tapping on WiFi, and tapping the "i" button next to the WiFi network that you're connected to or that you want to connect to. Apple will also provide a warning if Private Address functionality is not available, so you can know if a WiFi network has greater access to tracking capabilities. This is a feature that's enabled by default, and it's one that's particularly useful if you're using open WiFi sources frequently. Private Address is a privacy feature that helps to prevent the tracking of your iPhone across different WiFi networks.
When you're connected to a WiFi network in iOS 14, you can tap into the settings of that network and make sure "Private Address" is toggled on. You can choose quality when watching a YouTube video in the YouTube app by tapping on the cog-shaped wheel to adjust the settings. The iPhone and the iPad don't have 4K displays, but do offer video that's higher than the prior 1080p resolution limit.Ĭontent on iPhone and iPad can be viewed in 1440p HDR or 2160p HDR, while the Apple TV supports full 4K video. With iOS 14, you can watch 4K YouTube videos on the iPhone, iPad, and most notably, the Apple TV.
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