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2020 mobile operating system

Operating system
iOS 14
Version of theiOS operating system
iOS 14 home screen showing the Battery, Weather and News widgets placed among the app icons
iOS 14 home screen on aniPhone 12
DeveloperApple
Source modelClosed, withopen-source components
General
availability
September 16, 2020; 5 years ago (2020-09-16)[1]
Latest release14.8.1[2] (October 26, 2021; 4 years ago (2021-10-26)) [±]
Update methodSoftware Update
Package managerApp Store
Supported platformsiPhone,iPod Touch
Kernel typeHybrid (XNU)
Default
user interface
Cocoa Touch (multi-touch,GUI)
LicenseProprietary software with open-source components
Preceded byiOS 13
Succeeded byiOS 15
Official websiteiOS 14 at theWayback Machine (archived September 13, 2021)
TaglineLooks brand new. Feels like home.
Support status
Obsolete, no longer receiving security updates,[3] because all iPhones and iPod Touches that support iOS 14 also support iOS 15. Partial third-party app support.
Articles in the series
iPadOS 14 (iPadOS version derived from iOS 14)

iOS 14 is thefourteenth major release of theiOSmobile operating system developed byApple for theiPhone andiPod touch lines. Announced at the company'sWorldwide Developers Conference on June 22, 2020, as the successor toiOS 13, it was released to the public on September 16, 2020.[4][5] It was succeeded byiOS 15 on September 20, 2021.

System features

App Clips

App Clips are a new feature expanding on the functionality of theApp Store. Intended as a dynamic feature rather than a permanently installed app, App Clips are extremely pared-back with very few OS permissions. At the time of the announcement, only the use ofApple Pay andSign in with Apple were shown.

App Clips may be discovered in person viaNFC tags (iPhone 7 or newer) orQR codes with App Clips branding. They may also be shared viaMessages, or placed on websites orMaps.

CarPlay

CarPlay was updated to allow users to set a built-inwallpaper. Route management in Apple Maps was extended with features alerting the user to available stops, such as parking and food ordering. Additionally, route planning for electric vehicles now considers the location ofcharging stations.[6]

Car keys

Car keys allow an iPhone to act as a virtual car key usingNFC technology with compatible cars. The first compatible car showcased by Apple at theWWDC 2020 was the 2021BMW 5 Series. Keys are accessible from theWallet app. Keys may be shared; sharing may be temporary or given restrictions. In the event the iPhone is out of battery, car keys can still be accessed via the power reserve of the iPhone for about five hours.[7] Car keys require an iPhone released in 2018 or later.[8]

Home screen

Unlike previous versions, in which icons on the home screen were rearranged in order and corresponded directly to apps, users may add app icons and newly introduced app widgets; pages may be added or deleted at will. This allows users to hide infrequently used apps and avoid clutter.

Widgets

To the left of the first page, the widgets are redesigned and made customizable. They may be placed on the home screen to sit amongst app icons;[9] they may be resized to two-by-two, horizontal two-by-four, or four-by-four icons. Widgets of the same size may be stacked over each other and swiped between for convenience; a Smart Stack may be placed which automatically shows the most relevant widget to the user based on the time of day.[10]

App Library

To the right of the last page, the App Library lists and categorizes apps installed on the device. Apps within each category are arranged based on the frequency of their usage. In addition to a category for suggested apps, a "recent" category lists apps recently installed alongside App Clips recently accessed. Users can search for the app they want or browse them inalphabetical order.[9]

Compact UI

A series of changes were made in iOS 14 to reduce the visual space taken by previously full-screen interfaces; such interfaces now appear and hover in front of an app, allowing for touch (and therefore multitasking) on the app behind. Voice calling interfaces, including Phone, or other third-party apps such asSkype, are made substantially thinner,[10] taking approximately as much space as a notification. Siri's interface is now also compact.

Picture-in-picture allows users to continue watching video playback (or take voice calls, such as withFaceTime) in a thumbnail-sized view after leaving the app. This view may be resized with pinch gestures, or moved off-screen temporarily and re-summoned for multitasking. Picture-in-picture is currently supported by Safari and FaceTime, along with several third-party apps, includingDisney+,ESPN,Max,Netflix, andAmazon Prime Video. This feature was not available in theYouTube app at launch;Google subsequently announced that picture-in-picture would be supported on YouTube in a forthcoming update, but only for subscribers toYouTube Premium.[11] Ultimately, this feature was delayed until July 2022, when it was made available for all users with devices running iOS 15 or higher.[12]

Search and Siri

Improvements to the Search feature on the home screen were made, including a refined UI which only now takes up a small circle and text bubble on the screen instead of the entire screen, quick launcher for apps, more detailed web search, shortcuts to in-app search, and improved as-you-type search suggestions.[9]

While made compact so that content below is visible,Siri's interface does not allow for simultaneous multitasking, as designers felt it unclear how the interface would then be dismissed.[13] Siri can now answer a broader set of questions and translate more languages. Users can also share their ETA with contacts and ask for cycling directions.[14]

Security and Privacy

App Store

On iOS 14.3 and later, the App Store now displays the permissions required for each application (so users can see and understand permissions required by the application prior to downloading it). Users may change location permissions to inform the app of an approximate location, preserving privacy when exact location is unnecessary.[9]

Notifications for microphone, camera, and clipboard usage

A recording indicator appears at the top of the screen whenever an app uses the microphone (orange dot indicator) or camera (green dot indicator). Likewise, a notification appears when the clipboard is accessed by an app.[15]

Application Tracking Transparency

Apps must request the user consent if they intend to track user activities across apps and websites.[16]

During the iOS 14 announcement, Apple pledged to improve users' privacy by limiting apps' access to Apple'sIdentifier for Advertisers (also known as IDFA or Advertising Identifier). This change was postponed "until early 2021 in iOS/iPadOS 14.5" to let developers migrate to more privacy-friendly alternatives.[17]Facebook has notably opposed such privacy measures, arguing that small businesses need to access user data for targeted advertising.[18] Statistics from Verizon subsidiary Flurry Analytics show after iOS 14.5 was released, only 11-12% of all consumers and 4% of American consumers have allowed Facebook to track them, in what has been described as a "nightmare" for Facebook.[19]

Wi-Fi MAC address randomization

To limit tracking and improve privacy, devices now use a differentMAC address for each Wi-Fi network instead of using the physical device Wi-Fi MAC address.[20]

Local network restriction

A new privacy option can restrict certain applications from discovering and interacting with other devices on a home network throughBonjour or other network protocols.

Other internal security changes

One of the major changes in iOS 14 is the introduction of a new, tightlysandboxed 'BlastDoor' service which is now responsible for almost all parsing of untrusted data in iMessages.[21] BlastDoor inspects all inbound messages in a secure, sandboxed environment, which prevents any malicious code inside of a message from interacting with the rest of the operating system or accessing user data.[22] A specially-crafted message sent to a target can no longer interact with the file system or perform network operations.

If the camera module is not detectable as genuine Apple component, the system will warn the user.[23]

ARKit 4

ARKit 4 introduced Depth API for new access to depth information from the LiDAR sensors on theiPhone 12 Pro. ARKit 4 also introduced Location Anchor, which uses data from Apple Maps and enablesaugmented reality experiences to be placed on geographical coordinates[24] and other smaller improvements.[25]

MagSafe

iOS 14 addsMagSafe accessory support for theiPhone 12 and beyond (as of 2023) lineup, with a new animation for each accessory.

Other changes

Other changes include that theEmoji keyboard was updated with a search function. iOS 14 adds 20 new hair and headwear styles toMemoji andAnimoji, includingface mask options for Memoji. Also, the user's email and browser apps – by default the stockMail app andSafari – may now be changed.[26] On iPhones released in 2017 and later (iPhone 8 and 8 Plus,iPhone X and newer), a new accessibility feature allows users to perform common tasks by double-tapping the back of the device via the phone's accelerometer (e.g. openingControl Center or running a shortcut). Users with devices that do not automatically readNFC tags may add a shortcut on the Control Center to do so. iOS 14 introduces support for theVP9 codec, allowing playback ofYouTube videos in4K resolution. In Safari, VP9 support is enabled throughWebRTC, which is disabled by default.[27][28] In the Notes app, it is now easier to find notes using an improved "on-device intelligence."[9] Theskeuomorphic paper texture in the app has also been removed.[29] The Weather app now shows anair quality index and minute-by-minute forecasts for the next hour in the United States. Apple now uses additional weather data from their recently acquired service Dark Sky instead of onlyThe Weather Channel.[30][31] Apple Arcade now has direct integration withGamecenter.[32] The scroll wheel picker used for time has been reduced in size with the option to use a number pad.[33] A new Accessibility feature, called Sound Recognition, allows iPhones to listen for predefined sounds and issue an alert whenever the specific audio is detected. This way an iPhone can detect fire, various sirens, animals, multiple household noises, and a baby that is crying or someone that's shouting.[34] TheMusic icon was redesigned with a red gradient, similar to the icon used iniOS 7 through8.3.[35] The iOS 12 wallpaper was removed, and eight new wallpapers were added in iOS 14.2. Magnifier is now a separate app that can be accessed outside of theControl Center. People Detection was added inMeasure on iOS 14.2. Unlocking an iPhone equipped with Face ID while wearing a mask, using a paired Apple Watch, was added on iOS 14.5 and watchOS 7.4.

App features

Calendar

The Calendar app now supports aJulian calendar format for years earlier than October 15, 1582 and the Calendar app icon now uses abbreviated names for the days of the week.

Camera

The Camera app gained several new features. Features include:[9]

Improvements were also made in shot-to-shot performance. According to Apple, photos can be shot up to 90% faster, time to first shot is now up to 25% faster, and Portrait shot-to-shot is up to 15% faster.[36]

FaceTime

OniPhone XS and later,FaceTime now automatically adjusts the visual appearance of eyes to account for the camera being above where a caller's eyes are displayed, allowing for direct two-way eye contact.[9] Additionally, if a caller is using sign language in a call with multiple people, their window will be focused on accordingly.

FaceTime on iPhone XS and later now supports 1080p video onWi-Fi.[9] iOS 14.2 added support for 1080p FaceTime video oniPhone 8 and later on Wi-Fi, and for5G and Wi-Fi oniPhone 12.[37]

FaceTime now supports picture-in-picture mode. This allows users to continue seeing the other person while multitasking between other apps.[38] Double tapping on the FaceTime window allows for the size to be changed to small, medium, or large. A single tap expands the window back to full screen.[39]

Home

The Home app received design changes to emphasize suggested accessories alongside those marked as favorite. In addition, a major set of automation capabilities were added for use with compatibleHomeKit devices; this automation requires the presence of an iPad,HomePod orApple TV to facilitate on-device processing.

Homesecurity cameras may be instructed to only alert the user of activity if it occurs in a preselected activity zone. In addition,facial recognition performed in Photos app may be used to alert based on recognized people, with additional integration for use withsmart doorbells.

Smart lighting products that supportcolor temperatures may be instructed to match a preset color temperature setting. As the presence of blue light is a majorzeitgeber – a factor which influences the perception of time with regards tocircadian rhythm – this feature is designed to encourage activity in the day and calmness in the morning and evening.[14]

Messages

In theMessages app, users can now pin up to nine individual conversations above other message threads.[40]

Group chats using iMessage may be given a custom image, a Memoji, or an emoji. Users may now mention other users, and change notification settings to only be notified when explicitly mentioned.[9] Messages may be replied to with inline replies, allowing for simultaneousconversation threads and see the replies in the general conversation or as a separate thread.

SMS filter: third-party apps that filter unwanted SMS from unknown senders can show the custom categories with which they classify these messages (e.g. transactions, promotions, spam) directly in the Messages app.

Maps

Apple Maps will now give users access to cycling routes, providing information including elevation and stairs. It also provides users with multiple options, suggesting routes with less busy streets. Cycling directions will be available at launch in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Shanghai, and Beijing.[41] Apple announced they will continue to roll out their enhanced maps detail to countries beyond theUnited States, includingCanada, theUnited Kingdom andIreland, and more in the future.

Apple also introducedEV routing, which allows users to take charging stations into account while planning their route and choose a route where they will be able to recharge when they need to. This feature requires integration with the car. Apple is currently working withFord andBMW to implement this feature with their electric vehicles.[6]

Curated guides for various places around the world have been added, which suggest where to eat, shop, and explore.[42]

Safari

Safari, the default web browser in iOS, gained the ability to monitor passwords for data breaches and generate privacy reports for trackers on websites. Major improvements were made toJavaScript performance.[9]

A web page translation tool has been added to Safari in seven languages: English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Russian and Brazilian Portuguese. This feature was only available in theUnited States andCanada at launch, but has started rolling out to more countries since then.[43]

Translate

Introduced in iOS 14, the stockTranslate app allows users to translate voice and text between 11 languages:English,Spanish,Mandarin Chinese,Japanese,Korean,Russian,German,French,Italian,Brazilian Portuguese, andArabic. When rotated to landscape view, the app features an "attention mode", making it easier for someone to read a translation. It can be used during verbal conversations between speakers of different languages. The Translate app can auto-detect which of the two chosen languages is being spoken and convert it to the other language.[44]

Improvements made to translation are integrated with Siri, and pages may be translated inline in Safari.

Supported devices

All iPhones and iPod Touches that support iOS 13 also support iOS 14.[9]

Release history

Further information:IOS version history § iOS 14

The first developer beta of iOS 14 was released on June 22, 2020, and the first public beta was released on July 9, 2020.[45] The final beta, iOS 14 beta 8, was released on September 9, 2020. iOS 14 was officially released on September 16, 2020.[4] There was no public beta testing of 14.1.

iOS 14 releases[46]
VersionBuildCodenameRelease dateRelease notes
14.018A373AzulSeptember 16, 2020Release notes
Security content
14.0.118A393September 24, 2020Release notes
14.1[a]18A8395AzulHWOctober 20, 2020Release notes
14.2[b]18B92AzulBNovember 5, 2020Release notes
Security content
18B111[c]November 18, 2020
14.2.1[d]18B121November 19, 2020Release notes
14.318C66AzulCDecember 14, 2020Release notes
Security content
14.418D52AzulDJanuary 26, 2021Release notes
Security content
14.4.118D61March 8, 2021Security content
14.4.218D70March 26, 2021Security content
14.518E199

18E198

AzulEApril 26, 2021

April 30, 2021

Release notes
Security content
14.5.118E212May 3, 2021[48]Release notes
Security content
14.618F72AzulFMay 24, 2021[49]Release notes
Security content
14.718G69AzulGJuly 19, 2021Release notes
Security content
14.7.118G82July 26, 2021Release notes
Security content
14.818H17AzulSecuritySkySeptember 13, 2021Release notes
Security content
14.8.118H107AzulSecuritySkyBOctober 26, 2021Security content

See Apple's officialrelease notes, and officialsecurity update contents.

  1. ^Initial release for the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro
  2. ^Initial release for the iPhone 12 Mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max
  3. ^Bugfix release for iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro models only[47]
  4. ^Bug fix release, exclusive to the iPhone 12 lineup

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