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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.?
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 13:42, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
I agree I don¡¯t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. ?More steps to get to where I want.
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 09:55, Brent L via groups.io <flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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 it.
Agree with Brent on the iOS 18 Photo.app; I do not like it or its predecessor.
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The new version is, IMHO, even less intuitive than the iOS 17 version.
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?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 to get use to it. I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 2:17?PM, Roger Davis via groups.io <rpd8colorado@...> wrote: ?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.
On Sep 19, 2024, at 13:42, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
I agree I don¡¯t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. More steps to
get to where I want.
Dutch
On Sep 19, 2024, at 10:00?AM, Bob G. via groups.io
<rowerbob@...> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2024, at 09:55, Brent L via groups.io
<flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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 it. 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.
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On Oct 10, 2024, at 7:36?AM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
?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 to get use to it. I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 2:17?PM, Roger Davis via groups.io <rpd8colorado@...> wrote:
?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.
On Sep 19, 2024, at 13:42, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
I agree I don¡¯t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. More steps to
get to where I want.
Dutch
On Sep 19, 2024, at 10:00?AM, Bob G. via groups.io
<rowerbob@...> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2024, at 09:55, Brent L via groups.io
<flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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 it. 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.
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I¡¯m in agreement with you. Not liking the new photo layout in iOS 18 but I guess I have to live with it.
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On Oct 10, 2024, at 6:02?AM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
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 to get use to it. I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 2:17?PM, Roger Davis via groups.io <rpd8colorado@...> wrote:
?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.
On Sep 19, 2024, at 13:42, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
I agree I don¡¯t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. More steps to
get to where I want.
Dutch
On Sep 19, 2024, at 10:00?AM, Bob G. via groups.io
<rowerbob@...> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2024, at 09:55, Brent L via groups.io
<flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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 it. 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.
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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 d¨¦sarrois (I wanted to write destroyed but iOS 18 has inserted french) by multiple keyboards appearing at the same time.
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On 10 Oct 2024, at 6:06?PM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
?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 to get use to it. I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 2:17?PM, Roger Davis via groups.io <rpd8colorado@...> wrote:
?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.
On Sep 19, 2024, at 13:42, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
I agree I don¡¯t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. More steps to
get to where I want.
Dutch
On Sep 19, 2024, at 10:00?AM, Bob G. via groups.io
<rowerbob@...> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2024, at 09:55, Brent L via groups.io
<flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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 it. 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.
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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¡
Navigate the New iOS 18 Photos App Like a Pro: Step-by-Step Guide
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On Oct 11, 2024, at 6:14?AM, Sanjay Kanoria via groups.io <wsbunter@...> wrote:
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 d¨¦sarrois (I wanted to write destroyed but iOS 18 has inserted french) by multiple keyboards appearing at the same time. On 10 Oct 2024, at 6:06?PM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
?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 to get use to it. ?I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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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.? Sue Cordially, Susan Ferraglio-Genecco, DVM?
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? 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¡
Navigate the New iOS 18 Photos App Like a Pro: Step-by-Step Guide
On Oct 11, 2024, at 6:14?AM, Sanjay Kanoria via groups.io <wsbunter@...> wrote:
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 d¨¦sarrois (I wanted to write destroyed but iOS 18 has inserted french) by multiple keyboards appearing at the same time. On 10 Oct 2024, at 6:06?PM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
?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 to get use to it. ?I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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I updated to iOS 18 yesterday. Photos is definitely different. I see what they are trying to accomplish but there is a learning curve. As Apple does so often they have changed a number of settings and I'm still tracking those down to change them back to my preferred settings. I think that's rude. If you use grouped tabs in Safari it now takes three touches to change groups rather than two which is a step backward. Full brightness on the display is discernibly less bright, to the point I think about scanners being able to read bar and QR codes on the screen.
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I'm on 18.0.1 on a 12 mini.
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I understand why Apple changes settings with new OSes, but I agree, it is rude. They don¡¯t know what is best for each individual. One size does not fit all. David Brenner no more fits in the Hulks clothes, than vice versa.
They do it to showcase their new features, the newest and greatest smoke and mirrors, the newest sizzle to sell more steaks.But there is always resistance to change. Yes, by changing the settings and the defaults, more people with ¡°adopt¡± the new change faster, but also you will make more people angrier than if you let them decide to try the change themselves. Than there is the issue of little or no tutorials or manuals.
Brent ?
On my Mac mini running 10.15.7?
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I updated to iOS 18 yesterday. Photos is definitely different. I see what they are trying to accomplish but there is a learning curve. As Apple does so often they have changed a number of settings and I'm still tracking those down to change them back to my preferred settings. I think that's rude. If you use grouped tabs in Safari it now takes three touches to change groups rather than two which is a step backward. Full brightness on the display is discernibly less bright, to the point I think about scanners being able to read bar and QR codes on the screen.
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I'm on 18.0.1 on a 12 mini.
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I'm with you. Tutorials are available but the best are usually third party and take a while to come out.
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I'd like to see a page in the post update screens that says "we'd like to update some of your settings - would you like to review the changes or leave everything as you have had it?"
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It's my d@mn phone. Don't mess with my settings without permission. ?
I forgot to mention that iOS 18 moved most of the icons around on the control center. It's worse. Buttons for Home shortcuts take two touches instead of one. How is that good? The flashlight is buried in the middle of the screen where you have to hunt for it. Accessibility shortcuts (at least the one I use) are separated from the other shortcuts. The entire aesthetic is jumbled. Steve Jobs is spinning in his grave. I think they dug up Andy Warhol for the layout. There is a new sidebar with touch zones so small it makes you swear, and Bluetooth is now three touches instead of one and Airdrop is elevated to one instead of two. Not a good trade for me.
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I get what they are trying to accomplish with Photos, but so far everything else seems to be change for the sake of change and makes using the product more difficult.
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Please pardon me while I go outside to shake my fist at some clouds.
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I agree, only make that They are my devices. Don't mess with my settings without permission.
Brent ?
On my Mac mini running 10.15.7?
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Brent, ? I'm with you. Tutorials are available but the best are usually third party and take a while to come out. ? I'd like to see a page in the post update screens that says "we'd like to update some of your settings - would you like to review the changes or leave everything as you have had it?" ? It's my ?d@mn?phone. Don't mess with my settings without permission.
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I haven't found any advice on getting the photos app closer to what I¡¯m use to. Do you have a link?
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On Oct 10, 2024, at 6:59?PM, Dutch Junge via groups.io <dutch@...> wrote: ?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 On Oct 10, 2024, at 6:02?AM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
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 to get use to it. I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 2:17?PM, Roger Davis via groups.io <rpd8colorado@...> wrote:
?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.
On Sep 19, 2024, at 13:42, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
I agree I don¡¯t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. More steps to
get to where I want.
Dutch
On Sep 19, 2024, at 10:00?AM, Bob G. via groups.io
<rowerbob@...> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2024, at 09:55, Brent L via groups.io
<flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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 it. 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.
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I did a google search on your problem, Shahara. Only thing I found was a Reddit question about the same thing. So far no answer to your Messages problem.
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On Oct 10, 2024, at 9:56?AM, Shahara via groups.io <shahara9@...> wrote: ?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 ? On Oct 10, 2024, at 7:36?AM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
?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 to get use to it. I beta tested iOS 18 and to this day, I haven¡¯t gotten use to where everything is in the new Photos. Otherwise, I like iOS 18.
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On Sep 19, 2024, at 2:17?PM, Roger Davis via groups.io <rpd8colorado@...> wrote:
?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.
On Sep 19, 2024, at 13:42, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
I agree I don¡¯t like the latest iteration of the Photo app. More steps to
get to where I want.
Dutch
On Sep 19, 2024, at 10:00?AM, Bob G. via groups.io
<rowerbob@...> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2024, at 09:55, Brent L via groups.io
<flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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 it. 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.
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Have you tried the video that I previously provided? ?I¡¯m hoping this works, because I want to use it after I upgrade¡
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Navigate the New iOS 18 Photos App Like a Pro: Step-by-Step Guide
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I haven't found any advice on getting the photos app closer to what I¡¯m use to. ?Do you have a link?
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I watched the video and it gave me a better idea of the changes in Photos in iOS 18
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Have you tried the video that I previously provided? ?I¡¯m hoping this works, because I want to use it after I upgrade¡
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Navigate the New iOS 18 Photos App Like a Pro: Step-by-Step Guide
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On Oct 23, 2024, at 8:09?AM, Alice via groups.io <lwr32@...> wrote:
I haven't found any advice on getting the photos app closer to what I¡¯m use to. ?Do you have a link?
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