iOS 26.6 adds new alert when you try blocking too many contacts
iOS 26.6 introduces a new alert for users who attempt to block more contacts than allowed. This alert informs users that they have reached the maximum number of blocked contacts and suggests removing an existing contact to block a new one. While this change is minor, it is notable as iOS 26.6 has few other user-facing updates.
- ▪iOS 26.6 beta 1 has been released with a new alert feature.
- ▪The alert appears when users try to block more contacts than the limit allows.
- ▪Users are informed they must remove a blocked contact to add a new one.
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