Apple says two iOS 27 features aren’t coming until a ‘future software update’
This week, Apple announced that iOS 27 will be released to everyone on Monday, September 14. Along with that, the company now says two features included in the iOS 27 betas have been removed and will be released in a “future software update” for iPhone: suggestions in Messages and automatic password changes. more…
Apple announced that two features, suggestions in Messages and automatic password changes, will not be included in the release of iOS 27 on September 14. These features were part of the iOS 27 beta, but Apple has now removed them and stated they will be released in a "future software update". The same change applies to iPadOS 27 and macOS 27.
The removed features included a Messages app that suggested things to add to Reminders, Notes, or Calendar, and a Passwords app that alerts users to weak or compromised passwords and updates them automatically. Apple did not provide more information on when these features would return, simply stating they would be included in a future update.
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