By <https://9to5mac.com/author/benjaminmayo/> Benjamin Mayo
As part of iOS 14's new features, users will be able to switch their default
app preferences for the first time. Details are scarce currently, but one of
the slides in the WWDC presentation featured a block that announced users
will be able to change their default browser and default email app. This is
a long-requested feature, as iOS 13 and prior versions of the operating
system will always direct taps on links to Safari, and new emails start in
Apple Mail.
We'll bring more information on these changes soon.
The default app options arrive as Apple faces increased scrutiny from
antitrust bodies about having monopolistic control over the App Store.
Default apps will be available with iOS 14 for iPhone and iPadOS 14 for iPad
users. Other iOS 14 features include home screen widgets, a new Translate
app, contextual Siri and much more.
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