The Concentration mode implemented with iOS 15 and macOS Monterey is very useful for regaining control over the flow of notifications that tumble continuously on our iPhones, iPads and Macs. Despite everything, the function is not easy to learn in view of the many possible uses and it will really be necessary to dive into it to get the substance of it (many have also chosen to stick to the classic Do not disturb ).
Apple intends to go further with iOS 16, as announced Mark Gurman yesterday with significant improvements for notifications. Snippets of code already present in the latest betas of macOS 12.4 and iOS 15.5 suggest that there will be even more customization and configuration possibilities in iOS 16 and macOS 13.
An alert message intercepted by 9to5Mac tells the user that ” a device with newer software has updated focus mode to use a new configuration that this device does not support “. The solution is to update said device with the latest (and not yet released, suddenly) version of iOS. Unfortunately, there are no details on what’s new in Focus Mode coming soon.
iOS 15 and macOS Monterey Concentration Mode Preview
An alert linked to the Apple News app also warns that certain devices will no longer be able to use it. To access the content of the application, you will need a terminal running iOS 16, which suggests that some of them – iPhone 6s, iPhone SE 1/2? — cannot be updated to the future version of the operating system.
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