Control Center in iOS is a convenient and easy-to-use feature that allows users to quickly access various settings and functions on their iPhone or iPad. Users can access a range of controls such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Do Not Disturb, and Airplane Mode by swiping up from the bottom of the screen. They can also adjust screen brightness, volume, and screen orientation, and access frequently used apps like camera, flashlight, and timer.

The Control Center can be customized to include additional controls and shortcuts, making it a powerful tool to streamline daily tasks and increase overall productivity. This feature, which hasn’t changed much in the last decade, looks set to get an update as a recent leak claims that iOS 17 could change things in the same way.

According to a recent email from an anonymous source, the upcoming iOS 17 release will mainly focus on stability and performance improvements. The email hinted that the Control Center might be one of the areas to focus on as a result of the software update. Apple is set to announce iOS 17 at its annual WWDC keynote event on June 5, and the first beta will be available for developer testing that day, as usual.

While the email doesn’t contain specific information about the changes to the Control Center, the menu has been a vital feature since its launch in iOS 7, giving iPhone users quick access to various system functions. Control Center hasn’t seen any major updates since iOS 11 was released in 2017, and as its 10th anniversary approaches this year, it’s possible Apple will add more customization features or update the design. However, these potential changes are yet to be confirmed and Apple’s plans could change at any time, so this is just speculation for now.