Now one swipe is sufficient to see all of your notifications within the newest iOS 16.2 beta

Apple launched its newest iOS public beta this week, and it has one handy new function that might assist scale back your scrolling — at the least by one swipe.

As pointed out by MacRumors, customers who’ve put in iOS 16.2 beta 4 on their iPhones now solely must swipe as soon as upward inside Notification Center to see each their newest and older notifications.

In iOS 15, customers have been accustomed to seeing all notifications, new and previous, within the pull-down Notification Center with out additional effort. When iOS 16 rolled out this yr, although, not solely did customers must study the brand new collapsed stack view for the Lock Screen, however the Notification Center additionally behaved equally.

It does not sound like a ground-breaking change, however it’s attainable to overlook one thing except you suppose to swipe up yet one more time inside Notification Center.

Personally, I’ve positively missed some notifications on my iPhone which will have first popped up on my Apple Watch, however both my hoodie sleeve coated it, or I simply didn’t have sufficient consideration span to actually discover it. And if the Apple Watch thinks I noticed it, then it could now not be a brand new notification on each the iPhone’s Lock Screen and Notification Center.

It’s value noting that the Lock Screen habits remains to be the identical, which may arguably use this modification extra than simply Notification Center. And as all adjustments that are available in beta releases, it doesn’t essentially imply this function will stay in place when the ultimate model iOS 16.2 comes out.

It’s nonetheless a welcome adjustment that joins different slight adjustments from the earlier iOS 16.2 public beta launch. Last month’s beta 3 launch gave iPhone 14 Pro homeowners extra management over its always-on Lock Screen, to allow them to cover the wallpaper and depart behind a clear black display screen with simply the time and widgets — related what many Android units have been doing for a very long time.