Q: I want my money back !

Thanks for hair splitting.

Participating could be also just reading the users opinions?

Believe what you want. It won't alter reality.

And yet, the question was answered before the final bell.

Going into a full system UPGRADE is what happens,

and, that is not a simple 'update' within an older iOS.

However implemented, the results for some are not

what was expected, as the newer Photos for iOS8 is

not iPhoto for iOS7. Different animal.

Uncertain, there has been ways to extract some files

from an iPhone or iDevice that may have otherwise

been inaccessible; but after a full upgrade or wipe,

few options exist. Items already in the cloud or online

in some site, should not be directly affected by the

iOS upgrade in the iDevice, unless you access a site

and use a different software to change the content.

•Recover data from an iPhone

Home: PhotoRec and TestDisk utilities...

http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec

Some of the upgrade portions of iOS8 are likely made

to be compatible with the newer as-yet unreleased

retail version of Mac OS X to follow Mavericks.

Most answers to an upgrade include knowing that you

may be unable to go back, so you make a backup and

a plan before the up-grade. iDevices are harder to return

to a previous version than computers can with backups.

Another path could be to obtain an iPhone not at iOS8

or stock that has not been upgraded, and stay at iOS7

for as long as possible to use that instead of iOS8 so

the iPhoto for iOS7 would be supported, for a time.

As léonie says, there are specific things going on in the

upgrade path and certain items are very different.

Good luck & happy computing!

Unbelievable, they do participate? Ooops.

Good to have your text in my mailbox.

Photos in iOS 7 was not iPhoto in iOS 7

and

Photos in iOS 8 is the only working app that is available.

So what do you compare?

iPhoto under iOS (the best app for our photos) has been killed.

I'd compare low-sulfur diesel fuel to unleaded gas.

They both can be used as motor fuel in devices that

can look similar, but more than their mileage will vary.

While there is a reason for discontent when expectations

were not met by some changes that accompanied a

major version in an operating system, to not expect any

effects when the main component driving it is upgraded,

is kind of running in the dark and expecting a safe trip.

A trip is one thing, a challenge by definition, is another.

SteveWarren7 wrote:

 

Hello again all, Apple administrators have removed my reply as in their opinon it contained "Rants or Complaints"

Yes and they continue to be.

Pete

So do I understand you right?

Are you trying to tell me that I should expect at least ONE app of the OS-maker is not working anymore after the update of the OS?

Which means in fact in can be every app?

Without warning?

The app that Apple stated as the best app for sharing your photos?

Without the chance to downgrade to iOS7 even if I have a backup?

Hm.

GregsonS wrote:

 

Unbelievable, they do participate? Ooops.

Good to have your text in my mailbox.

No. There are site moderators that remove posts that are against the Terms of use.

Cheers

Pete

I see what you mean with "against Terms of use".

Censoring.

GregsonS wrote:

 

I see what you mean with "against Terms of use".

Censoring.

Not censoring. Just making you post within the Terms Of Use that YOU agreed to when you joined this site. You did read them before you agreed didn't you? Or do you handle all contracts that way?

Pete

absolutely  agree. So angry with Apple. Absolutely fuming at Apples arrogance at destroying iphoto . This was such a useful feature and I need to know the camera setting exact position and time! all available with the i feature. Apple has always been arrogant but this tops it and Apple is on the way down.

So have you put in a claim with Apple Support to get your money back?

Pete