Apple iOS 13.2 goes live, brings Deep Fusion, new Emojis, and more

Perhaps the biggest highlight of iOS 13.2 is the Deep Fusion photography feature. Announced at Apple’s fall event, Deep Fusion is essentially is an image processing system that takes advantage of A13 Bionic Neural Engine to capture images with better texture and delivers noise-free shots in low light. At the moment, Deep Fusion is compatible with iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.

iOS 13.2 also brings a new set of emojis as part of the Unicode 12 standard, which Apple originally previewed at WWDC 2019. The update also includes new Siri privacy settings that basically allow you to opt-in or opt-out of sharing Siri recordings with Apple. As 9to5Mac notes, users will notice a new splash screen for the first time when they boot into iOS 13.2 asking for preference.

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Apple is also adding “Announce Messages with Siri” with iOS 13.2. To use the feature, you need to have an iPhone with iOS 13.2 and the second-generation AirPods. When connected to a pair of AirPods, you will be able to hear and respond to text messages on your iPhone. The interesting part is that Siri automatically transcribes the messages so you won’t need to look at the text on the iPhone or Apple Watch.

In case you own a HomePod smart speaker, Apple is adding the ability to support multiple users with iOS 13.2. Last but not least, iOS 13.2 is adding support for the AirPods Pro, which recently made their debut.  As usual, this update also contains bug fixes and security improvements.

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