Win10 Mobile Build 10572 Other Unrecorded Updates Summary

Windows Insider members have pushed the Windows 10 Mobile Build 10572 update, and Microsoft has introduced a lot of new content for Windows 10 Mobile through this update, except that it is much better than the previous two builds and the system has removed the preview tag. There are also a lot of new features added. Let's take a look at the details of the update!
Microsoft has listed some updates in their Windows experience blog, the most important of which is the ability to text other people via Cortana. Based on our past few hours of using the system, we have found a lot of updates that will help new users redefine the Windows 10 experience. >Message Synchronization Settings: Previously on Windows phones, if you wanted to share a Microsoft account with another Windows phone, all your text messages will be synced immediately. This may be able to closely share Windows phones with family members (especially for parents with children) because text messages will be synchronized across all devices without any privacy. In Windows 10, Microsoft has now added a sync option that allows you to choose whether to synchronize messages across devices. >Transparent sliders: Microsoft added a transparent slider to Windows 10 earlier, allowing users to customize their start screen experience to some extent. While the slider bar should be a transparent slider, it is actually an opaque slider, and each level should indicate how transparent the tile is. In the latest build, the slider now adds transparency options. This is a small change. And for the insiders, it may be a bit confusing at first. > New account settings interface: As in WP8, there is now a new account settings interface; it allows you to see which account the device is currently connected to. Windows 10 versions of "Outlook" and "Facebook" are also shown here. > VPN Quick Set Shortcut was removed: The VPN Quick Set Shortcut has been removed from the Notification Center. This is not listed as a bug, so we don't know at the moment that it was intentional (purely for symmetry), or just a bug. > The introductory text no longer appears to be "Windows Phone" or "Windows 10 Mobile", but only becomes Windows 10. This is all the unmentioned updates we found when using this build. After using this build for a while, we have to say that it is quite easy to use. Microsoft is finally close to the finish line, and we suspect that the formal system may take a few weeks to complete. The system should eventually be able to meet consumers on time.

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