According to 9to5 Mac, when the official version of iOS 15 was released to the public last month, users quickly complained about a change in notifications. In previous iOS versions, Apple provided a dedicated way to disable Apple Watch keyboard and Apple TV keyboard notifications on iPhone, but this option was deleted for no reason in the official version of iOS 15. Currently, iOS 15.1 is in beta testing for developers and public beta users, and it turns out that this update restores the ability to individually disable Apple Watch keyboard and Apple TV keyboard notifications... When you encounter a text entry screen on your Apple TV or Apple Watch, you’ll get a notification on your iPhone where you can enter the text. This is often much easier than typing directly on your Apple TV or Apple Watch. So why might you want to disable these notifications? As iOS 15 users were quick to report, Apple TV keyboard notifications can become unruly if you have multiple Apple TVs in your home, especially if they’re used by kids. In the latest iOS 15.1 Beta 3 beta, Apple has restored the settings that allow you to turn off notifications for the Apple TV keyboard and Apple Watch keyboard. To find these switches, open the Settings app on your iPhone, select “Notifications,” and look for the “Apple TV Keyboard” and “Apple Watch Keyboard” options. |
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