It looks more like a pile of photos now, which you can click to expand. If you're sending more than one picture in a single message, it stacks the images on top of each other. It also redesigned the way you send photos and videos in iOS 15. It's clunky, makes the tech too visible, and frankly is just kind of ugly - something you really don't expect from Apple.Īpple seems to have taken intentional steps to make iMessage more visual: It lets you select an icon for a group name, respond to texts with "heart" and "!!," and represents people through their pictures - or a photo of their initials, if you don't select a picture for a contact - instead of just their names.
However, I can't get behind the design and placement of the new method. I understand how it might have been tough for some users to figure out.
This process was definitely a little involved, and not that intuitive. SEE ALSO: Which wireless earbuds have the best sound? These are our top picks. Previously, to save an image someone had sent you over text, you had to click to expand that image, click on the square with an upward arrow icon, and then scroll down to the "Save Photo" option. Credit: screenshot: rachel kraus / mashable My sister shared a picture of her dog, but I'm distracted by the ugly icon right next to it.
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