9to5Mac Daily: June 14, 2024 – All the hidden iOS 18 tidbits

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Stories discussed in this episode:

• Your iPhone 15 Pro’s Action button is getting more powerful in iOS 18
• iOS 18 HomeKit features: guest user access, hands-free door unlock, robot vacuum support
• Reminders in iOS 18 can now live inside the Calendar app, bringing two key productivity tools together
• Apple Music in iOS 18 gets two new features that are flying under the radar
• iOS 18 includes these new privacy features: Lock and hide apps, improved contact permissions, more
• Your iPhone is getting a dedicated Game Mode in iOS 18
• iOS 18 finally adds T9 dialling on iPhone
• Apple will support RCS with iOS 18, improving messaging experience between iPhone and Android
• iOS 18 will show you what time it is even when your iPhone is dead
• iPhone flashlight iOS 18: How it works

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