3 things missing from Photos (swipe up to see picture information) is the ability to change the filename, the ability to change the file size, and ability to change file type (e.g. change to JPG or TIFF or PDF)...
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Video: 20 Annoyances Apple Fixed in iOS 15 and macOS Monterey
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You could do that for years, just create a new admin account, log into the new account, erase *done.
(I do have today this was easily done BEFORE, Apple is restricting acces to the filesystem more and more so this might not be possible in BS and Monterey)
*Open terminal, run
sudo rm /private/var/db/.AppleSetupDone
Restart
Or start-up in Single user mode and run (This might not work on BS and Monterey due to restrictions to the file system.)
/sbin/fsck -fy
enter
/sbin/mount -uw /
enter
rm /var/db/.AppleSetupDone
reboot
It’s so strange that they are already delivering offline speech recognition but still no sign of offline map support!!
Since Big Sur, the System Volume is separate from Users & Apps and is a Read Only volume. My understanding is that it will just delete the encryption keys. On the T-chip Macs, the data is always encrypted, even if Filevault 2 isn't turned on, it just doesn't ask for the password.
I've got the beta running on a test 2015 15" MacBook Pro, and the option for Erasing All DATA and Settings isn't there, but since this doesn't have a T-chip, that explains it.
1) Erase All Content & Settings (0:20)
2) Auto Window Resizing (0:52)
3) Use Another Mac As External Display (1:10)
4) Low Power Mode on Mac (1:29)
5) HomePod Mini Default AppleTV Speaker (1:57)
6) Use FaceID or TouchID with AppleTV (2:10)
7) Request a Refund (2:28)
8) Text Selector Magnifying Glass (2:51)
9) Time Selection Scroll Wheel (3:07)
10) App Store Screenshots Hidden for Installed Apps (3:18)
11) Archive Expired Passes & Tickets (3:46)
12) View iPhone Apps in Landscape on iPad (4:15)
13) App Library on iPad (4:32)
14) Rearrange Home Screen Pages (4:45)
15) Custom iCloud Mail Domain (5:08)
16) Locate Turned-Off Devices (5:26)
17) Separation Alerts (5:43)
18) EXIF Metadata in Photos App (6:07)
19) FaceTime on Android & PC (6:32)
20) Temporary Expanded iCloud Storage (6:51)
I don't want to turn it off, I want it to freaking work correctly
Erasing your Mac and low power mode are things that came to macOS from iOS.
More proof that macOS and IOS will soon be very much the same.
Wait til touch screen on the Mac.
Face ID on the Mac
And So ON
More proof that macOS and IOS will soon be very much the same.
Wait til touch screen on the Mac.
Face ID on the Mac
And So ON
The big news is the revelation that Dan has a beautiful family!
In the picture of the family in the corner is a circle headshot of the people ID'ed in the picture. Is that the new format for the "People" in iOS 15? Pretty slick I guess.
In the picture of the family in the corner is a circle headshot of the people ID'ed in the picture. Is that the new format for the "People" in iOS 15? Pretty slick I guess.
After three years why do we still have that dumb little bar at the bottom of the phone to remind us to swipe up? We know already!
i can't pin a program to launch on a secondary monitor unless i create a dummy extra space because... reasons?
message notifications frequently loses the ability to display contact info in notifications, even though its clearly assigning it to the proper contact history. so some days all my messages will arrive as phone numbers.
messages also frequently loses the ability to select text!!
dragging the messages window also has over a second of lag before it responds, unlike any other app.
on occassion, my home automation setup has completely disappeared for several days... and then mysteriously come back.
maps navigation turns off the screen even when plugged in to a car mount.
these are a few of the ones that create nearly daily frustration for me, and most have sat unaddressed for years!
message notifications frequently loses the ability to display contact info in notifications, even though its clearly assigning it to the proper contact history. so some days all my messages will arrive as phone numbers.
messages also frequently loses the ability to select text!!
dragging the messages window also has over a second of lag before it responds, unlike any other app.
on occassion, my home automation setup has completely disappeared for several days... and then mysteriously come back.
maps navigation turns off the screen even when plugged in to a car mount.
these are a few of the ones that create nearly daily frustration for me, and most have sat unaddressed for years!
big nuisance factor potential
if I walk to the other end of my house, my watch will tell me I don’t have my phone?
I don’t usually take my phone on morning walks either, so lots of beeping coming up
I think my watch does too much of that already
I guess we still cant pause video recordings! Maybe iOS35 is when they'll bring that in. Just gotta sit tight until the 34,459 emojis in the pipeline releases first though
Why are you complaining about a function that you have not used yet? It seems an odd presumption others would not think of these basic things when writing the code. You do not think it will be able to recognize you are at home and not give you constant notifications? Worst case scenario you should turn this function off and let others appreciate the useful funtionality when it is released.
macOS Monterey has to be the most stable Beta 1 that Apple has ever released.
Runs all my apps throughout the day and no crashes or unexpected behaviour.
Runs all my apps throughout the day and no crashes or unexpected behaviour.
Still didn’t fix my #1 annoyance.
Is the flash next to Night shift timing just a Pro Max thing then?
No, because those sweet video engagement fractional pennies don't generate themselves
