This new iOS 13 tip corrects a boring iPhone oddity

For years, iOS users have complained about the intrusive volume indicator that would be displayed in the middle of the screen when they were adjusting the volume of their iPhone or their iPad. Someone at Apple thought that temporarily blocking the display of a YouTube or Netflix video was a better experience than letting us watch the video.

With iOS 13 and iPadOS 13, the volume indicator has changed. Now, when you press the volume up or down buttons on your device when you hold it upright, you see a small white line on your screen, right next to the volume buttons.

When you press the Volume Up button, the line goes up and the same goes when you press the Volume Down button. When your device is in landscape mode, the volume indicator appears at the top of the screen and still does not block.

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If Apple had stopped there, I imagine that most Apple fans would be thrilled. I know I am. But there is a small, somewhat hidden part of the new volume indicator.

When you trigger it with a volume knob, you can use your finger to drag the white bar up and down, allowing you to fine-tune the volume. Here, check it:

We found more hidden features in iOS 13 like this one, joining even more features such as dark mode, new map features and application improvements Messages.