No, it doesn't
Apple officially states on their website it does not sync from macOS to iOS
I've just tried it as a test and it works fine. Syncs both ways.
No, it doesn't
Apple officially states on their website it does not sync from macOS to iOS
Seriously, Apple, let us FaceID-protect Hidden Photos!
Don't be stupid!
Also, it's almost 2020, and Mail app still doesn't sync iCloud read status from macOS to iOS. What the hell!! iOS-to-macOS syncs just fine, but not macOS-to-iOS. Get your **** together!
No, definitely not. In the short time it was available I discovered that it finally made Shortcuts itself not worthless, for the first time since its inception.They can keep it. Useless.
I’ve never been so disappointed to see an announced feature in practice as I was with Shortcuts automations. Massive letdown.
I've just tried it as a test and it works fine. Syncs both ways.
That’s actually more about iCloud than iOS — for whatever reason Apple has chosen to only send push notifications from iCloud.com for new messages and not for other inbox changes.Also, it's almost 2020, and Mail app still doesn't sync iCloud read status from macOS to iOS. What the hell!! iOS-to-macOS syncs just fine, but not macOS-to-iOS. Get your **** together!
a stolen phone would already require authentication. What’s the use case for locking photos. You authenticate your phone and hand it to someone
The fact that I couldn't tell Shortcuts to run a shortcut automatically at a set time every day, without my interaction, simply astounded me.No, definitely not. In the short time it was available I discovered that it finally made Shortcuts itself not worthless, for the first time since its inception.
You didn't try very hard because of course that is possible, and was possible (despite buggy) in the early betas.The fact that I couldn't tell Shortcuts to run a shortcut automatically at a set time every day, without my interaction, simply astounded me.
If I have to run an automation from a notification, is it automation at all? No, not really. It's just a glorified reminder at that point.
Seriously, Apple, let us FaceID-protect Hidden Photos!
Don't be stupid!
Also, it's almost 2020, and Mail app still doesn't sync iCloud read status from macOS to iOS. What the hell!! iOS-to-macOS syncs just fine, but not macOS-to-iOS. Get your **** together!
That’s actually more about iCloud than iOS — for whatever reason Apple has chosen to only send push notifications from iCloud.com for new messages and not for other inbox changes.
I hacked together a solution several years ago on my own OS X Mail Server that gave me full reconciliation of mailbox changes — not only read status, but even flags and moved messages — simply by writing a utility that would trigger push notifications on demand and then monitoring the Inbox folder for any changes — and that was back in the days of iOS 5.
In the past couple of years, some mail providers like FastMail have also addressed this in their own implementations of iOS Mail push notifications, which ironically they said Apple helped them to develop. FastMail not only provides full reconciliation of the inbox, but allows you to push from other mail folders too, which has been supported in iOS since around iOS 7 or 8 (and in fact, if you add a folder to the top list of favourites in Mail app on iOS, it’s automatically enabled for push).
So it’s actually pretty ridiculous that iCloud hasn’t gained this capability as well, but that’s on Apple’s iCloud engineering team.
Not everyone here is a registered developer. Clearly he isn’t. Why else would he be asking that question here? So no. No Feedback App for him.hilarious! why use the Feedback App when you can tweet their Executive team on such a niche enquiry on a minor feature ...
I've just tried it as a test and it works fine. Syncs both ways.
I'm 100% certain he did not test it properly. Apple themselves explicitly state that iCloud does not push any changes (except for the initial arrival of new mail) to iOS whatsoever. Would you really believe his "claim" that contradicts Apple's? That's like Apple saying that iPhone can't fold your laundry, and one person claiming it can.Can you lay out how you performed your test?
No, it's not. The option to run automatically was hidden for time triggers.You didn't try very hard because of course that is possible, and was possible (despite buggy) in the early betas.
Both my iPhone and iPad are on beta 6, but it’s not detecting beta 7 for update. Can someone plz help?
No but I signed up for it and installed the profile today and was able to install the beta 6. When I got to settings>General>Software Update and it doesn’t detect that there is a new update. Just states iOS 13 Your software is up to date.Are you a developer?
Am I missing something here?
My version on my iPhone states “13.0 (17A5565b)”, so am I on beta 7?Yep! You're on the public beta, which is 1 version number behind. Public beta 6 is identical to the actual beta 7. You're up to date.
My version on my iPhone states “13.0 (17A5565b)”, so am I on beta 7?
Ok thanks for your help!It's mostly semantics, but you're on public beta 6... however, it is identical to the beta 7 being discussed here.
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What if a good friend, colleague does this, send a photo to their own email/message if you just give your iPhone to them for other purposes.