Apple’s latest flagship, the iPhone 16 series, has come with many innovations and striking features. However, an interesting development has occurred in recent days. The company has quietly removed the anti-reflective lens coating feature used in the cameras of the iPhone 16 series devices from its official website in the US. So, despite this feature being introduced, was it not used in the devices?

Apple Quietly Removes Anti-Reflective Lens Coating Feature from iPhone 16 Series

Initially, this feature was announced as a major innovation for the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max models. Apple’s statements stated that this coating would improve photo and video quality, and would help achieve clearer images, especially by reducing glare and reflections.

Interestingly, this feature is no longer included on Apple’s US website or in promotional materials for the device. However, when you enter the device comparison section in the Apple Store app, you can still find the phrase “Anti-reflective lens coating.”

This has naturally caused confusion in the tech world. Users and tech commentators are speculating on why Apple has pulled the feature. It is currently unclear whether the feature technically still exists , but Apple has simply stopped highlighting it in its promotion, or whether it has truly been removed.

While this type of development is rare for a company as big as Apple, it is sometimes possible to see features change before they are released during the launch process. Apple’s removal of this feature from the launch could be a sign that it was less effective than expected or that there were some difficulties during production.

Apple users are always expecting new features and advanced technologies, so these types of withdrawals can be disappointing. Still, Apple is expected to provide a clear explanation to its users in such cases. The company will probably provide more detailed information about this change in the near future.