What is the method for contacting Apple with feature requests? It's been so long since I have, I don't remember how I've done it in the past, heh.
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What is the method for contacting Apple with feature requests? It's been so long since I have, I don't remember how I've done it in the past, heh.
That is an old post, and there are times starting with "you don't need" makes sense.Don't listen to anyone who starts their post with "You don't need..."
That is an old post, and there are times starting with "you don't need" makes sense.
It just isn't necessary. The last thing anyone wants is managing whats on their device vs. whats in the cloud. That is not how it works any longer, and was not a good solution when it was how it worked with Photostream.
If you delete a photo, you delete a photo. If you keep a photo, you keep a photo. Everywhere.
If you are concerned about storage on your device, there is a BRILLIANT new addition that allows you to optimize space on your device. This offloads every to iCloud and keeps just thumbnails on your device. As soon as you call up a photo or video, it instantly downloads the whole file, much like how iTunes Match works. I would recommend everyone do this.
So the way it works now is if I take a picture I need for work (potentially something brutally gory) it will be automatically sent for use on my Mac and AppleTV as the screen saver? And the only way to stop it is to permanently delete the picture regardless if I need it or not for work?
What a brilliant solution!
That will give me a lot more motivation to offload nudes of the girlfriend.
Actually it does...you can create albums or move the photo to an album, if this is must for you. Then it can be deleted from the main library.
It is far better to make the user work to do something atypical, then to make them work to make sure photos and videos a properly backed up to the cloud.
Lastly, iCloud accounts are not meant to be shared among two different people. That is not a flaw.
Count me as another person who the new format doesn't work for and who is beyond annoyed.
What is the method for contacting Apple with feature requests? It's been so long since I have, I don't remember how I've done it in the past, heh.
To all of the "I know better than you about how you need to use your device" people: The existence of this thread and the fact that it's already almost 6 pages long lends evidence to the fact that you are incorrect in thinking your methods will work for everyone (or possibly for anyone else other than yourself.) With some of the comments I've seen, it reminds me of, "If you're crazy, do you know you're crazy?"...if you're a troll, do you *know* you're a troll?![]()
Would someone please answer my question.![]()
Camera roll is gone regardless to how you set photostream. Its done differently now.
In my honest opinion I didn't care for it at first. But after getting used to it for one day I already like using it more this way. I can pinpoint old photos very quickly as I can reference dates and locations on the fly.
Exactly, yes, the Collections/Moments is good, although I almost never use it in iOS 7, the new changes on photos.app are good, but, the no camera roll is the worst thing Apple has removed since the first iOS, if Apple would've just leave the Camera Roll, none of this threads or comments would have ever exist, and just make people happy, the ones that like Collections/Moments and the ones that like Camera Roll.
And that's exactly why this doesn't work for me. If I save an image from tumblr or a screenshot, my husband doesn't particularly want it cluttering up his photo album. I used to be able to clear it from photo stream and keep it on the phone where I needed it. Now it's all or nothing and that doesn't suit every image you own.
I love how you state your opinion as if it's objective fact.
Your opinion is not objective fact.
I'm getting photos from my son's iPad on here now (same account).
Also getting stupid photos I uploaded to Yelp and then deleted from my phone.
Really, really annoyed by this.
Why 'fix' it if it's not broken?!?
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It was made yesterday, so it can't be that old and no, I don't think there are very many situations where it's appropriate for someone to tell me what I do or don't need. You may imagine you know, but chances are you'd be wrong. My comment stands. If a post starts out "You don't need..." it's a good bet you can ignore everything that comes after.
I was talking about my exactly 1 month old post that was quoted.
If you're having multiple people use one iCloud account, then you're doing it wrong. That's not the intention - before or now.
What do you mean his album? You each should have your own iCloud account.
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If you're having multiple people use one iCloud account, then you're doing it wrong. That's not the intention - before or now.
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You shouldn't be using the same iCloud account anyway. It was NEVER meant to work like that. Pre iOS 8 or iOS 8.
I do not use iCloud. However, my wife does. That means my albums, photos and videos are mixed with hers. That, is a poor design!