Apple has reversed course on a change to the iPhone's end call button in the latest beta version of iOS 17.
The initial beta of iOS 17 moved the end call button from its traditional center position to the lower right-hand corner of a six-button block. This change was met with criticism from users, who said it would be difficult to find the button without looking.
In the latest beta, the end call button has been moved back to the center of the phone dialpad. However, it is now in the second row, center seat of the six-button block. This means that users will still need to be careful not to accidentally open the keypad or add another participant to their call when they try to hang up.
It is unclear why Apple made the change to the end call button in the first place. However, the company has a history of making changes to its operating system based on user feedback. It is possible that Apple reversed the change to the end call button after hearing from users who were unhappy with it.
Only time will tell whether Apple will make any further changes to the end call button in the final version of iOS 17. But for now, it appears that the button will remain in its traditional center position.
Here are some additional details from the article:
- The initial change to the end call button was met with criticism from users on social media and tech news websites.
- Apple has not commented on why it made the change or why it reversed it.
- The latest beta of iOS 17 is still under development, and it is possible that Apple could make further changes to the end call button before the final release.
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