Fun but hard to use (how to in paragraph 3)
A previous review talked about having problems figuring out how to use Cachemoji in the iMessage app. It used to be in the message drawer but that has changed in iOS 17.
Groundspeak replied to the previous reviewer (thanks) with a link to Apple support. The entire message had to be copied and pasted into another app (Notes) in order to harvest the link.
The link explaining the iMessage drawer is outdated and no longer relevant without a link to the new feature. (HERE’S HOW IT WORKS NOW: Tap the plus next to the message entry field to see your iMessage apps and look under stickers for Cachemoji.)
Groundspeak - Think about providing - and updating- how to info on your App Store page. If you use my text, I want a fee because it is something you should have thought of yourselves AND I spent a good half hour of my time figuring this out when 3 lines of text would have informed all users quickly and efficiently.
With all of that said, it is cute and fun to send Signal® stickers in text messages.
Groundspeak replied to the previous reviewer (thanks) with a link to Apple support. The entire message had to be copied and pasted into another app (Notes) in order to harvest the link.
The link explaining the iMessage drawer is outdated and no longer relevant without a link to the new feature. (HERE’S HOW IT WORKS NOW: Tap the plus next to the message entry field to see your iMessage apps and look under stickers for Cachemoji.)
Groundspeak - Think about providing - and updating- how to info on your App Store page. If you use my text, I want a fee because it is something you should have thought of yourselves AND I spent a good half hour of my time figuring this out when 3 lines of text would have informed all users quickly and efficiently.
With all of that said, it is cute and fun to send Signal® stickers in text messages.
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