iOS 15 is more about refining the foundation than anything else
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While iOS 15 didn`t bring super big changes that we were hoping for, it does refine what iOS 14 previously built, and that`s a good thing. When Apple announced iOS 15 at its 2021 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), I was excited to see what they had in store. I was actually hoping for some big changes, like better customization and even food tracking in the native Health app, but these never came to fruition. I let out my sigh of disappointment, but then I pivoted to exploring what Apple actually did give us instead. I`ve been running the developer beta of iOS 15 for the past several months on a secondary iPhone 11 Pro that I have on hand (I did not put it on my primary iPhone 12 Pro in case something went catastrophically wrong). Let me get one thing out of the way: iOS 15 is far from a massive update like iOS 13 and iOS 14 were with Dark Mode and Home screen widgets. In fact, I would even call it the `Snow Leopard` release to iOS 14 because it is all about streamlining the fo...