iOS 26 feature that turns off headphones when you fall asleep isn’t limited to AirPods

Macworld
Jul 2, 2025, 1:10 pm170 pts
Macworld At the WWDC25 keynote, Apple announced a new AirPods feature that would enable the headphones to pause when they sense that their wearer has fallen asleep. But it’s now been discovered that the function is a little more versatile than that suggests. A contributor to the tech site MacRumors has…

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