One of the most interesting novelties presented by the Apple company together with the iPhone 7 Plus is a function called bokeh, giving us the option to apply a blur effect for the background of the photos. Basically, the main people or objects in the pictures are highlighted, while the background is no longer blurred and can be seen blurred.
This function is available on some DSLR devices, but Apple has implemented it in the iPhone 7 Plus, but does not offer it to users right from the moment the terminal is launched. The function requires a lot of processing power and, using artificial intelligence, learns by itself how to distinguish objects or people in pictures, to highlight them and apply blur to the background.
Considering the complexity of this function, it seems that the iPhone 7 Plus is not delivered with it activated, the Apple company is going to offer it to us sometime in the future, but for now it is not known when. iOS 10 can offer the function through an update released by Apple, but of course we also need goodwill from them to be able to enjoy it.
A lot of people were waiting for this feature, which you have demonstrated in the image below, but unfortunately the wait continues for it to be available. Having said that, if you've been looking for that feature through your terminals, then you'll have to be patient until you can enjoy everything it has to offer.
