Not built-in. You'll have to download ad-blocking apps from the Store just like any other app. (and than enable them in settings similarly to 3rd party keyboards)
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Apple Releases iOS 9 With Proactive Siri and Search, iPad Split-Screen Multitasking, Transit Directions, and More
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Could anyone who has updated already confirm this please?
Yup it gives you the choice to upgrade notes later on.
Tell me how smooth it is on the 6 Plus. I ran the GM for 3 days, way too choppy for me so I reverted to 8.4.1.
The full download file from dev center is 1.97 GB (iPhone 6). But I am already on 9.1, so I am innocent for servers crashing.
8.4.1 disappeared from there by the way...
8.4.1 disappeared from there by the way...
Anybody else not able to open the Podcast app on iPhone 6? Had the problem with the GM and again now after the minor update.
Oh no, I know that software isn't free, even when there is no charge for it. I just didn't know how that connection between Apple and the $$$ was made. I guess it's just a perspective thing.you think it is FREE?
This is showing no update for me. I'm on the GM downloaded from Apple's dev site. I see no update.
In my case it has deleted all the podcasts and the podcast list. I also, as I said, don't have the Apple News app
You will need to #1 delete the Beta profile (Settings>General>Profiles). Then #2, probably delete the 9.1 update (Settings>General>Storage & iCloud Usage>Manage Storage) in your local storage.
Then see if Software Update shows iOS 9. If not, then I'd guess backup your phone, download the new iTunes, and restore.
However, I'd just as soon move to the public beta of iOS 9.1 myself. Works great for me.
Very stuttery on my iPad mini 2. Transitions, spotlight, multitasking carousel, sometimes keyboard rising and fading, all stuttery. Guess I should have expected this for updating on day one. Will probably keep my iPhone 5S sans update for the time being.
mostly iOS 9 is indexing everything for search, wait for a while and check and see...
What's GM stand for? I just finished installing 9 and it seems to be running as smooth as 8.4.1 was.
In Soviet Russia, iPhone updates you.
"Find Friends" and "Find iPhone" have both been pre-installed, and aren't removable.
Can't see the "News" app in the UK.
"iCloud Drive" prompted to add to the homescreen during the initial setup after the upgrade to iOS9 (also available to toggle on/off via the settings)
Notification Centre options have changed, before they were "included" and "not included" in the Notitication Centre, now they all appear to be grouped together and instead of sorted in the order I had them they are sorted by "Recent"...
Facetime auto logs in (wasn't logged in pre-iOS9 update)
Anyone know how you can remove (or change) the "news" that appears on the Siri Assistant screen when you swipe across from the homescreen? It doesn't show if you swipe the screen down (not the notification view, but the search that appears) but does from the swiping across.
Spotlight search appears to have re-enabled lots of stuff I'd previously switched off. Never use Spotlight search though and maybe a previous update in the 8.x had re-enabled them. Is there really no way to turn them all off....!? Has a "show more" (goes from 4 to 8 stories) and "show less" but doesn't seem any other option.
Siri hasn't auto enabled itself, which is a bit of a surprise seeing as other things have. I thought Apple might try to push that again, now it's supposedly more useful.
The pin code hasn't prompted for a 6 digit code despite being Touch ID enabled. It was happy to let me login with the usual 4 digits.
"Upgrade Notes" link in the Notes app isn't to give you notes about what has been upgraded (as I thought and hoped) but just "upgrades Notes" to the new version, which presumably it had already done anyway. Now appears to support folders (and no way to turn that folders screen off?), and there's excessive spacing between each of the notes. I want the old one back...
Can't see the "News" app in the UK.
"iCloud Drive" prompted to add to the homescreen during the initial setup after the upgrade to iOS9 (also available to toggle on/off via the settings)
Notification Centre options have changed, before they were "included" and "not included" in the Notitication Centre, now they all appear to be grouped together and instead of sorted in the order I had them they are sorted by "Recent"...
Facetime auto logs in (wasn't logged in pre-iOS9 update)
Anyone know how you can remove (or change) the "news" that appears on the Siri Assistant screen when you swipe across from the homescreen? It doesn't show if you swipe the screen down (not the notification view, but the search that appears) but does from the swiping across.
Spotlight search appears to have re-enabled lots of stuff I'd previously switched off. Never use Spotlight search though and maybe a previous update in the 8.x had re-enabled them. Is there really no way to turn them all off....!? Has a "show more" (goes from 4 to 8 stories) and "show less" but doesn't seem any other option.
Siri hasn't auto enabled itself, which is a bit of a surprise seeing as other things have. I thought Apple might try to push that again, now it's supposedly more useful.
The pin code hasn't prompted for a 6 digit code despite being Touch ID enabled. It was happy to let me login with the usual 4 digits.
"Upgrade Notes" link in the Notes app isn't to give you notes about what has been upgraded (as I thought and hoped) but just "upgrades Notes" to the new version, which presumably it had already done anyway. Now appears to support folders (and no way to turn that folders screen off?), and there's excessive spacing between each of the notes. I want the old one back...