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Thank you for that wonderful tutorial. I haven’t updated yet but will be doing so shortly once my iPhone 16 arrives. This video will be immensely helpful in transition. Appreciate you posting it.

I haven’t upgraded yet, but I ran across the following YouTube video that explains how to configure the iOS 18 Photos app. I’ve bookmarked this so that I can review it after I’ve upgraded…

The new photos is a nightmare. I’d like to switch back to iOS 17. I tired to do it but it was too complicated. Even the keypad has been désarrois (I wanted to write destroyed but iOS 18 has

I’m in agreement with you. Not liking the new photo layout in iOS 18 but I guess I have to live with it. Dutch

I know it’s a small thing, but whenever I unlock my phone, Messages go to All rather than just Known that I always set it for. Not fun these political weeks. ~shahara ?

Alice wrote: I agree, and I've read several comments that also agree. Some offer advice about how to get it back closer to what we were used to.

?I like iOS 18. Only thing I do not like is Photos. To me it seems it’s changed quite a bit from iOS 17. I’m still having trouble finding things. I’ve read quite a bit about it and am trying

I didn’t before I got using it the last few months. ?It has a great deal of changes for the good like looking for specific pictures or object or combinations of things.

I agree I don’t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. More steps to get to where I want. Dutch

Agree with Brent on the iOS 18 Photo.app; I do not like it or its predecessor. The new version is, IMHO, even less intuitive than the iOS 17 version. Bob G.

I have been running iOS 18 since the 3rd public beta. I am now using 18.1 beta 4 developer beta. I have not found any problems in the software. I don't like the photo app but I'm sure I'll get used to

I know it’s early in the game, but how are you all liking the new iOS? Would it be confusing to a non-tech savvy user? I’m thinking of my DH who frustrates easily with technology. Any and all tips

Thanks that was very helpful. I find iOS 18 a bit confusing with too many things moving about on the screen, particularly in photos. Thanks again.

Yes, always back up. For Macs I think a bootable clone is well worth doing, in addition to Time Machine. Otto

iOS/iPadOS 18 and macOS 15 Sequoia have been released. I hope that folks will take the time to backup their devices before upgrading. -- Ben in TX

There are a number of articles published today that address this. Here is just one of them… How to reverse an iOS update? https://gbtimes.com/how-to-reverse-an-ios-update/ I’m curious as to why

iOS 17.6.1 was releases a couple of weeks ago. iOS 17.7 has not popped yet as available on my iPhone XR, but is available. Before installing it, accepting a new Apple Media Terms & Conditions is

Is it possible to do so after upgrading to iOS 18?

Thanks, Pat. Did try quitting and relaunching Music.app; no joy. I have never used Apple Music. I have all my music arranged by playlists on my Mac and sync my iPhone with my iMac to get music on my

Have you tried force quitting the Music app by flipping it off the screen? If that doesn’t do the trick, you might try signing out of and back into Apple Music to see if that will produce the