iOS 12

Operating system iOS 12 announced Apple in mid-2018 (as is traditional at its conference WWDC) and released three months later along with iPhonem XS, XS Max and XR. In addition to these, it was compatible with iPhones X, 8/8 Plus, 7/7 Plus, 6S/6S Plus, 6/6 Plus, 5S, and SE (1st generation), iPady Air 1-3, iPad5th and 6th generation, iPady mini 2-5, iPady Pro 12.9 (1st-3rd generation), iPadem Pro 9.7 and 10.5 and iPadem Pro 11 (2018) and iPod Touch 6th and 7th generation. The system brought in addition to significantly faster application launch (e.g. on the iPhone 6 Plus it was according to Applu by up to 40%), the Screen Time function, which records the amount of time the user spent using the device and certain applications, the ability to set up Shortcuts, which are automated actions performed at the user's request via the voice assistant Siri, support for Animoji, Memoji, and new text and GIF effects in FaceTime, a redesign of the Photos app that included the addition of four new tabs (Photos, For You, Albums, and Search), a Do Not Disturb feature that gives users more options for automating notifications, a redesigned app Apple Maps, which now relies on first-party map data instead of data supplied by third parties, support for third-party navigation apps in the app CarPlay (Waze, Google Maps...) or a new augmented reality application called Measure, which is used to measure real objects.