Does the basics, outdated to today’s cloud storage
There should be an option to connect to a cloud service like one drive or box or Dropbox or Google Drive, etc. Otherwise it’s same as iPhone photos app. Lock photos, hidden photos, etc.
If it had an option to connect to a cloud service, it would be an awesome app. That would free up a lot of space for those of us who use alot of photos/videos. Google Photos is the next best option or an app that does let you upload to a cloud option or server (like Amazon, cheap storage, reliable).
If it had an option to connect to a cloud service, it would be an awesome app. That would free up a lot of space for those of us who use alot of photos/videos. Google Photos is the next best option or an app that does let you upload to a cloud option or server (like Amazon, cheap storage, reliable).
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Endless loop prompts until you give it Screen Time control
This app wants access to Screen Time Restrictions. If you don’t allow it the app becomes stuck in an endless loop until you agree.
The first time is on initial launch, you cannot get past the prompts until you do. You can block access later by going into Settings > Screen Time.
The next time this happens is if you choose “Lock Apps” or “Conceal Apps”. It once again puts the app in an endless loop until you agree to give it Screen Time control.
Importing videos is limited to 120 seconds.
Deleting photos, you are prompted once before the delete becomes permanent. This app does not have a trash can, and no time limit such as 30 days to recover. Once deleted it is gone forever.
On Screen Time access, the developer can issue a prompt that some features of the app will not function correctly without access but forcing the end user into an endless loop prompt until you agree to give it access does not inspire confidence or trust, it’s just sloppy coding and testing.
The first time is on initial launch, you cannot get past the prompts until you do. You can block access later by going into Settings > Screen Time.
The next time this happens is if you choose “Lock Apps” or “Conceal Apps”. It once again puts the app in an endless loop until you agree to give it Screen Time control.
Importing videos is limited to 120 seconds.
Deleting photos, you are prompted once before the delete becomes permanent. This app does not have a trash can, and no time limit such as 30 days to recover. Once deleted it is gone forever.
On Screen Time access, the developer can issue a prompt that some features of the app will not function correctly without access but forcing the end user into an endless loop prompt until you agree to give it access does not inspire confidence or trust, it’s just sloppy coding and testing.
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Your gallery for my step thank you so much apple.com
I don't want to share my photo other than pics for
Amazing App
The UI is very slim and clean and it has helped me managed my screen time
😉
Your time is up, and the feature is now free on iPhone
