Here’s a similar view on iPad: So What Happens If A Message Thread is Deleted? # On the For You tab in Photos, there’s now a Shared with You section where you’ll find photos for everyone who has shared content via Messages:

Here’s the setting for the same person on both iPhone and Mac: Example: Photos app # When activated (the default setting), content shared by this person appears in selected apps. On a persons’ share page in Messages on both your mobile devices and Mac, there’s a toggle (mobile) or checkbox (Mac) for Show in Shared with You. Select content shared in Messages will also appear in key apps - if you have it set up this way. On Mac, you’ll follow similar steps: Shared With You: Finding Content Via Apps # To locate the share page on your mobile device: Mac # You can find the all-new share page in the Messages app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Types of Information Shared #Īt launch, the Shared With You feature works with sent photos, weblinks, Apple News links, Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, and Apple TV links. Second, you’ll see copies of the shared content inside appropriate apps. For example, images sent from your Uncle John or Aunt Liz are now accessible in the Photos app, just like your Mom’s TV show recommendations are kept in the Apple TV app. However, you can also now find this information in two additional locations on your Apple device.įirst, it’s available on an all-new share page in Messages for each person who sends you a text. Previously, content received through Messages has remained within the text as links or attachments. By doing so, it’s much easier to find that content later on. As folks send you information through text, your device’s operating system keeps track of it in fun, new ways. It’s here where Shared With You comes in. But, unfortunately, those are both tedious processes that don’t often lead to success. Do you know how to find that content? Sure, you could spend the time and scroll through the messages or do a quick search hoping to find that awesome photo or recipe link you remember from long ago. Think about the content you’ve received through text over the years.

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