Apple will hold the Worldwide Developer Conference 2022, known in our country as the Apple Developers Conference, on June 6th. The technology giant has been doing this event online for two years due to the pandemic. This year, it will hold the conference as normal by taking the necessary precautions. The company recently explained how physical participants should arrive at the event. However, Apple changed the rules shortly before WWDC 2022 and brought some obligations. So what has changed? Let’s take a look at the news together.
Apple mandated the use of masks for WWDC 2022!
Technology giant Apple had preferred the use of masks for WWDC 2022. The company has now changed its decision and asked all physical participants to use N95 masks. He also asked them to do an FDA-approved COVID-19 test that was done the day before and had a negative result. Apple’s official website had previously published the rules for WWDC 2022, which stated that a negative test result three days in advance would be sufficient.
Apple also explained that those who will attend should be mindful of the latest guidelines from public health officials. Rumors were circulating that the conference would be canceled due to the recent increase in cases abroad. However, with the new rules announced by Apple for WWDC, it was revealed that strict measures were taken at the event instead of any cancellations. The company stated that there will be hand disinfectant stations at the event and that all surfaces will be cleaned continuously.
Hard days for Apple: iPhone production is interrupted!
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The technology giant will introduce iOS 16, watchOS9, iPadOS 16 and MacOS 13 at the WWDC 2022 event. iOS 16 will arrive on iPhone devices in July. The company is expected to introduce two additional MacBooks, but this issue is still unclear.
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