Settings app not updated to ios 15

Okay, I understand what you are referring to now. You are speaking about the rounded edges. When I look at my iPhone 12 Pro, the selections in Settings also show the rounded edges on my iPhone with iOS 15. I wonder if you have the iPhone display set to Zoom in Settings. Check Settings>Display & Brightness, then under Display Zoom do you have View set to Standard? That could be an explanation. I would test on my iPhone, but that requires a restart of the device and may alter some other settings. I'm getting ready to do a backup of my iPhone and go pick up my iPhone 13 Pro, so I don't wish to change any settings right now.

I have an iPhone 12 Pro just like ChrisJ4203, running iOS 15.. Settings menus are boxy not rounded for me, so not sure what he's seeing. I've only found a couple of places where there is some rounding, in Settings > Passwords and Settings > [your name] and then various ones are, like Name, Phone Numbers, Email or tapping one of your devices at the bottom.

as has been said earlier, you can't expect different devices to display the same. an iPad has a lot more screen space to play with. Also, an iPad doesn't run iOS, it runs iPadOS

For me culprit was *text size* under Display and brightness -> text size.

i have set it to more than 50%(via slider).

when I changed it back to normal(50%) then it is looking rounded. I am using iPhone xr.

Can you try and post a Screenshot of the Settings app so that the readers of your post completely understand what you are looking at and then can compare with their own iOS 15 settings screen? Thanks.

Axel F.

Open Settings ➔ General ➔ About ➔ Software Version: Here, if it states iOS 15.0 then you are good to go and everything is updated to iOS 15.0 including the Settings app.

Axel F.

You cannot compare the looks of an iOS app when displayed on a completely different device. In other words, Several apps will look different when viewed on an iPhone and on an iPad. For that matter, you will see differences when apps are compared on an older iPhone display to a newer iPhone display.

Axel F.

When you state that the settings app looks boxy and not curved. Is this the app icon that you are talking about?

Axel F.

What are you expecting to be curved? As well as what Axel asked, can you provide a photo or other image of what you are expecting the Settings app to look like?