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Apple to restrict ‘Everyone’ option in AirDrop to 10 minutes in China with iOS 16.1.1 [U]

Por: 9to5Mac Tech November 10, 2022

Apple today released iOS 16.1.1 for all users. While the release notes for the update say nothing about new features or major changes, there’s a significant one coming for users in China. There, Apple is changing how the “Everyone” option in AirDrop works, which will no longer be enabled for more than 10 minutes. AirDrop now has a time limit in China As noted by 9to5Mac readers, today’s update adds a time limit when the user chooses to... + full article



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