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From the docs:
A plain-style table view is an unbroken list; a grouped table view has visually distinct sections.
So in plain style, I can’t have any sections? Or if I had some, they could not be visually distinct? Is that right?
A plain style table view can have sections, but they are divided only by a thin blue heading with the section name. If you look at this image you can compare the different styles. The left image is a plain table view without sections and the middle image is a plain view with sections. The ‘A’ heading denotes a section called A.