iOS 18.2 beta 2 with ChatGPT integration, Genmoji and more released: Here's a look at all the new features
Apple has released iOS 18.2 beta 2 to developers, introducing a range of new features, including new options for Camera Control, the ability to purchase a ChatGPT Plus subscription in Settings, a new Find My option that simplifies locating lost items, and more. Notably, iOS 18.2 brings a second wave of Apple Intelligence features to iPhones, with the key highlights being ChatGPT integration in Siri, Genmoji, Image Playground, and Visual Intelligence. 1) View ChatGPT usage data in settings: Apple introduced ChatGPT integration in Siri with iOS 18.2 beta 1, allowing users to connect their OpenAI account. 3) Find My now allows sharting location of lost items: Find My is getting a new feature in iOS 18.2 beta 2 that allows users to share the location of their lost items, making it easier to get help finding them.Users can generate a link for their lost item in the Find My app by selecting "Share Item Location" and pass the links on to their friends or authorities.











Apple said to bring ChatGPT-like ‘LLM Siri’ for iOS 19: Here’s what we know so far




Discover Related

Forget ChatGPT? China’s DeepSeek is working on smarter, self-improving AI models

Apple to announce iOS 19 at WWDC 2025: Here is what to expect

India is our fastest growing ChatGPT market, says OpenAI COO

Art and the artist, storage habits and an update for your iPhone

iOS 19 release soon: Know about compatible devices, new features, and more

iPhone 16 users in India finally get Apple Intelligence support: Check key features

Apple Intelligence now rolling out in India: List of features it brings

Apple expands Apple Intelligence to India: features and updates

ChatGPT down in US and UK after significant outage at OpenAI; netizens react

iPhone Users Fight Back: Apple Hit With Lawsuit Over 'Fake' AI Promises

iPhone 16 will get a big AI boost with iOS 18.4: Here’s what’s coming

iOS 18.4 is coming soon with these five big changes for the iPhone 16

Apple postpones Siri AI upgrade to address software bugs
