I do. There are many useless messages sometimes. Keep things tidy.Do people delete a messages thread? For what reason? I’ve never ever deleted a messages thread.
Same here .I do. There are many useless messages sometimes. Keep things tidy.
After reading some of this thread a had a look to see if a phone I saved was still there. Sure enough it had gone from my recent but was still i photo stream .As a workaround, save photos to the Files app, either to your local storage or iCloud storage. It should not delete it from there.
This issue may be related to APFS, as it only stores the file once to avoid duplicates, and either the Messages App or the APFS manager is not keeping track of how many different references exist for that specific file.
Maybe, but it's also a fragmented OS that can't get any version to have remotely close to mainstream adoption, has a bunch of trash companies that modify and repackage it under their own crappy brand, and is riddled with 50x the malware of iOS so I think I'll stick with the iPhoneAndroid doesn't have this ****** bugs iOS had with every iOS update.
You're touching on my #1 question: is this bug retroactive to threads that were deleted PRIOR to upgrading to iOS 15? In other words, is the absence of a link from previously-saved photos to a messages thread going to cause even legacy photos in my library to disappear?Yeah. My 40gb worth of iMessage videos and images got deleted out of nowhere. I called up support and they had no idea what happened and could not retrieve the data.
The worlds most advanced operating system.
We all do? No, we don’t all “love” him, what a weird idolization.We all love Craig Federighi but apart from his charisma, does he actually foster a culture where details matter? Apparently not. Apple’s software quality has never been great but it’s getting to the point of being ridiculous.
That‘s exactly what I want to know as well…You're touching on my #1 question: is this bug retroactive to threads that were deleted PRIOR to upgrading to iOS 15? In other words, is the absence of a link from previously-saved photos to a messages thread going to cause even legacy photos in my library to disappear?
If so, that's a MUCH bigger problem than what is stated by the author which at least has a workaround.
I'm not sure but after I upgraded to ios 15 they literally got deleted without me doing anything.You're touching on my #1 question: is this bug retroactive to threads that were deleted PRIOR to upgrading to iOS 15? In other words, is the absence of a link from previously-saved photos to a messages thread going to cause even legacy photos in my library to disappear?
If so, that's a MUCH bigger problem than what is stated by the author which at least has a workaround.
Onedrive is a syncing system, not really billed as backup. If one or more photos are deleted or damaged locally, aren't they deleted in Onedrive, too?All my photos and video backup to OneDrive, been doing that for almost 10yrs now.
As far as I can tell, (after some testing) photos saved prior to ios15 are safe. If you go to the meta data, all photos saved in ios14 say “saved from messages” photos prior to ios14 have no meta data on where they came from. Only photos saved from ios15 are having the issue that say “shared from messages”That‘s exactly what I want to know as well…
What? Have you used Apple products before 2020? There have been major issues for releases even more than a decade ago. Like I said before, Catalina was broken for me too a point where I couldn’t even use it. Apple confirmed it was an issue on their code after hours of discussion with support. Promised a fix was coming. And now it’s stable.Funny how these issues only started with the software versions they started working on entirely from home. The last version, iOS 14, started development in 2019, so they had ample time to work on it before transitioning to a telecommuting setup.
But you cannot guarantee that this specific bug is a result of working from home which people here are doing. Apple’s quality has been a roller coaster for a long time now. How is blaming this one specific big on work from home valid?the fallacy in your argument is best explained with an example.
Dead guy on your front lawn. He was shot in the head.
Dead guy on your front lawn last year died of a heart attack. And the one the year before that also died of a heart attack.
Just because two dead guys died of heart attacks doesn’t mean the third dead guy couldn’t have been shot in the head.
What? Have you used Apple products before 2020? There have been major issues for releases even more than a decade ago. Like I said before, Catalina was broken for me too a point where I couldn’t even use it. Apple confirmed it was an issue on their code after hours of discussion with support. Promised a fix was coming. And now it’s stable.